Indeed, that was the previous market leader, and my favorite flight in N. America, but sadly it's gone. RIP

And even the new CX F hard product will be delayed :(

I remember the days when CX offered cup of noodles, small sandwiches, and Hagen Daz ice cream cups in economy!

JetBlue just refreshed their Mint soft product, which includes new menus.

I thought I had a cultured palate, but it looks like I'll be ordering the Plane Eats meal on my next Mint flight (yikes!)

It doesn't sound that bad! :D

The low-calorie menu was a head-scratcher for me. Cheese, risotto, extra carbs... I just figured that could have been better executed.

Also holy typos. Did the proofreader get laid off?

-J.

As seen on a westbound flight out of JFK... the lunch/dinner service:

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...cfcaabff73.png

Entrees from left to right: Burrata, Pork Shoulder, Warm Buttered Lobster Roll. Dessert is the Vanilla Gelato.

Not my photo, but posted with permission.

-J.

Pretty decent looking presentation IMO with the exception of the cafeteria tray. Might be nice if they covered that with a linen or something.

Wow the lobster roll looked good.

Are "real" glasses/cups back?

Wow, that actually looks amazing. Maybe I was viewing the menus after a meal, because the way the food is decribed on the menu did not seem appealing at the time.

Also, portion-wise, everything seems larger than before.

I’ve had real glasses for soda and juice in Mint since I resumed flying in September. Hot tea and coffee have been served in paper cups since at least last year for me, except for espresso and cappuccino.

Interesting. I flew two weeks ago and it was all plastic.

Same here... the crew even joked about me bringing my own glass onboard

I apologize, i went back to my pics, and it WAS plastic. It was a pretty sturdy plastic though. Sorry for the fake news!

No worries. To be fair, no U.S. airline is currently offering proper glassware.