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A new year starts, and for ease of use, we'll start a new thread in order to keep it from getting too overwhelming.
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What Will Alaska Be Serving In First Class On Your Flight? REPORTS (2013 edition)
#181
Join Date: Aug 2007
Programs: Alaska, Delta, Frontier, SWA, Amtrak GR, Best Western, Choice Hotels, Wyndham
Posts: 33
I was on same flight today (3F).
You said "AS #752 PDX-ATL, - Scheduled departure 11:45 AM."
Actully 9:50 was scheduled but due to delays we got off about 10:20 and arrived basically on-time due to good tail winds.
Agree on the peach issue for dessert. Wading through 'whipped cream' trying to cut the frigging peach.
You said "AS #752 PDX-ATL, - Scheduled departure 11:45 AM."
Actully 9:50 was scheduled but due to delays we got off about 10:20 and arrived basically on-time due to good tail winds.
Agree on the peach issue for dessert. Wading through 'whipped cream' trying to cut the frigging peach.
#182




Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: ANC
Programs: AS; Hyatt; Bonvoy
Posts: 1,723
I was on same flight today (3F).
You said "AS #752 PDX-ATL, - Scheduled departure 11:45 AM."
Actully 9:50 was scheduled but due to delays we got off about 10:20 and arrived basically on-time due to good tail winds.
Agree on the peach issue for dessert. Wading through 'whipped cream' trying to cut the frigging peach.
You said "AS #752 PDX-ATL, - Scheduled departure 11:45 AM."
Actully 9:50 was scheduled but due to delays we got off about 10:20 and arrived basically on-time due to good tail winds.
Agree on the peach issue for dessert. Wading through 'whipped cream' trying to cut the frigging peach.

Glad it wasn't just me that thought the "Peach Pie in a Glass" dessert was a complete loser. Did you have the cod or the ravioli? I've been wondering about how the pasta dish turned out.
#183
Join Date: Jan 2008
Programs: AS MVPG, CO, NW(now DL), Flying Blue
Posts: 6,554
#184




Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Treasure Coast, FL
Programs: DL Diamond, Marriott LT Plat, HH Diamond, Avis Preferred Plus, National Executive
Posts: 4,628
SEA-SAT #692 12:45pm departure
Nuts and a Mediterranean Wrap with either a cous couse or quinoa side. Was hard to tell and I didn't partake. Seattle chocolate.
No salad that I saw. The wrap was about the size of a 1/2 sandwich. Pretty weak offering for a 3:40 flight during lunch IMO.
Nuts and a Mediterranean Wrap with either a cous couse or quinoa side. Was hard to tell and I didn't partake. Seattle chocolate.
No salad that I saw. The wrap was about the size of a 1/2 sandwich. Pretty weak offering for a 3:40 flight during lunch IMO.
#185



Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: LON
Programs: BA Gold, Marriott Platinum For Life
Posts: 1,362
Med wrap was all veggie with hummus. Pretty tasty!
#186
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Ketchikan, Alaska
Programs: GSA City-Pair; emeritus AS MVPG/UA 1K/US Plat, etc.
Posts: 2,635
SEA-JNU AS71 2:05 p.m. departure, Aug. 26 (yeah, late, I know
)
Pastrami sandwich with side salad.
)Pastrami sandwich with side salad.
#187
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Programs: AS MVP Gold 100K, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 10
AS 655 DFW-PDX 26 September.
No preflight beverage. The FA did take our drink request prior to takeoff.
Started with side salad. Then served ravioli with vodka sauce and spaghetti squash.
Warm cookies served immediately after. I would have preferred for the FA to have waited about an hour or so on the cookies.
No preflight beverage. The FA did take our drink request prior to takeoff.
Started with side salad. Then served ravioli with vodka sauce and spaghetti squash.
Warm cookies served immediately after. I would have preferred for the FA to have waited about an hour or so on the cookies.
#188




Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Anchorage, AK
Programs: Lifetime AS 1MM & MVPG, AS MVPG100K, AA, DL, HH-G
Posts: 8,681
I just booked this routing, using miles, for a trip 2 weeks from now, all legs in F...
SEA-LAS on AS (duration 2:17)
Unfortunately on my first class breakfast flight out of Seattle on AS I have NO IDEA what, if anything, I'll be having and forget about a choice or pre-ordering.
How is it that AA can serve meals AND offer choices in F on shorter duration flights like these and AS can't. Even a 3-1/2 hour flight from SEA to ANC on AS won't get you a choice or anything as nice as what AA is serving on these short hops.
SEA-LAS on AS (duration 2:17)
Unfortunately on my first class breakfast flight out of Seattle on AS I have NO IDEA what, if anything, I'll be having and forget about a choice or pre-ordering.
#189
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: SEA
Programs: AS 75K
Posts: 759
AS 686 PDX-ORD 10/12 - (lunch I think): pesto penne, salad, and a dark chocolate candy.
#190
Join Date: May 2006
Location: TUS/PDX
Programs: WN CP/A-List, AS MVPG75K
Posts: 5,798
10/11 SEA-PHX 925p departure: chicken breast marinated in something and salad. I offered mine to the FA who said it "was very good."
Glad she enjoyed it.
Glad she enjoyed it.
#191
Join Date: Jan 2008
Programs: AS MVPG, CO, NW(now DL), Flying Blue
Posts: 6,554
10/6/13 PDX-OGG 1215pm departure
Appetizer
Tropical Salad
Kale, Mixed Greens and Quinoa
Papaya, Crumbled Goat Cheese & Toasted Macadamia Nuts
Orange Vanilla Dressing
Warm Hawaiian Sweet Roll
Entrees
Green Curry Chicken
Bamboo Shoots and Bell Peppers
Brown Rice
or
Kalbi Beef Ribs with Korean BBQ sauce
Baby Bok Choy with toasted Sesame Seeds
Sticky Rice
Dessert
Chocolate Coconut Parfait.
I had the beef which was quite tasty with the rice. The bok choy was too mushy
Appetizer
Tropical Salad
Kale, Mixed Greens and Quinoa
Papaya, Crumbled Goat Cheese & Toasted Macadamia Nuts
Orange Vanilla Dressing
Warm Hawaiian Sweet Roll
Entrees
Green Curry Chicken
Bamboo Shoots and Bell Peppers
Brown Rice
or
Kalbi Beef Ribs with Korean BBQ sauce
Baby Bok Choy with toasted Sesame Seeds
Sticky Rice
Dessert
Chocolate Coconut Parfait.
I had the beef which was quite tasty with the rice. The bok choy was too mushy
#192
Join Date: Jan 2008
Programs: AS MVPG, CO, NW(now DL), Flying Blue
Posts: 6,554
10/11/13 OGG-PDX 1115am departure
Appetizer
Olive Oil Poached Mahi Mahi
Mixed Greens with Blue cheese and balsamic glaze
Warm dinner roll
Entrees
Grilled Pork Chop
Hana Bay Run Raisin Demi
Fingerling Potatoes
Baby Carrot and Asparagus
or
Pan Seared Chicken Breast
Pineapple Mango Chutney
Yam Puree
Sauteed Spinach
Dessert
Chocolate Cake
I had the pork and it was actually a hearty plate as far as plane sizes go. And it was actually quite tasty. I still dont understand why they keep serving the rolls with the salad. Id rather have a warm roll with the main course to eat it with the gravy or sauces. I keep it until the main course but of course by then its no longer warm
Appetizer
Olive Oil Poached Mahi Mahi
Mixed Greens with Blue cheese and balsamic glaze
Warm dinner roll
Entrees
Grilled Pork Chop
Hana Bay Run Raisin Demi
Fingerling Potatoes
Baby Carrot and Asparagus
or
Pan Seared Chicken Breast
Pineapple Mango Chutney
Yam Puree
Sauteed Spinach
Dessert
Chocolate Cake
I had the pork and it was actually a hearty plate as far as plane sizes go. And it was actually quite tasty. I still dont understand why they keep serving the rolls with the salad. Id rather have a warm roll with the main course to eat it with the gravy or sauces. I keep it until the main course but of course by then its no longer warm
#193
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: SEA
Programs: AS Million Miler since 2011, Lifetime MVPG
Posts: 853
I just booked this routing, using miles, for a trip 2 weeks from now, all legs in F...
SEA-LAS on AS (duration 2:17)
LAS-DFW on AA (duration 2:50)
DFW-TPA on AA (duration 2:20)
I was able to immediately go online with AA and pre-reserve ^ my CHOICE ^ of meals on each AA leg. From Vegas I will be enjoying a chicken curry wrap with chilled couscous salad instead of the lemongrass salmon with mixed greens. Then out of Dallas I chose the breast of chicken stuffed with spinach and cheese, complemented by emmental potatoes au gratin and buttered haricots verts over the sacchetti pasta with alfredo sauce and sundried tomato coulis.
Unfortunately on my first class breakfast flight out of Seattle on AS I have NO IDEA what, if anything, I'll be having and forget about a choice or pre-ordering.
How is it that AA can serve meals AND offer choices in F on shorter duration flights like these and AS can't. Even a 3-1/2 hour flight from SEA to ANC on AS won't get you a choice or anything as nice as what AA is serving on these short hops.
Some may say that this is why AA is in bankruptcy, I'd like to think that this is their way out of it. Because if they ever came into the market that is 90% of my travel, I would status match and be all over them like white on rice.
SEA-LAS on AS (duration 2:17)
LAS-DFW on AA (duration 2:50)
DFW-TPA on AA (duration 2:20)
I was able to immediately go online with AA and pre-reserve ^ my CHOICE ^ of meals on each AA leg. From Vegas I will be enjoying a chicken curry wrap with chilled couscous salad instead of the lemongrass salmon with mixed greens. Then out of Dallas I chose the breast of chicken stuffed with spinach and cheese, complemented by emmental potatoes au gratin and buttered haricots verts over the sacchetti pasta with alfredo sauce and sundried tomato coulis.

Unfortunately on my first class breakfast flight out of Seattle on AS I have NO IDEA what, if anything, I'll be having and forget about a choice or pre-ordering.
Some may say that this is why AA is in bankruptcy, I'd like to think that this is their way out of it. Because if they ever came into the market that is 90% of my travel, I would status match and be all over them like white on rice.
The second flight was on AA from LAS to DFW. Lunch was warm nuts then chicken curry wrap with couscous followed up by a warm chocolate chip cookie. Pretty nice for a 2-1/2 hour flight. AND I got to preorder my meal online.
But the remarkable flight was dinner. On AA again from DFW to TPA, scheduled for 2hr 20min, actual duration was only 1hr 58min yet AA does this.... start with drinks and warm nuts, then a nice sized salad, chicken stuffed was cheese and spinach, green beans, potato cake, a warm roll and copious quantities of wine. AND they still managed to serve warm chocolate chip cookies afterwards. It was absolutely delicious. For a 2 hour flight!!!! I can't get a meal like that on a 3-1/2 SEA-ANC flight. And again, we were able to preorder our meals online.
Looking forward to flying AA F again next week back to SEA. Already ordered my meals ^
AS could learn a thing or 2 here.
#194
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: SEA
Programs: All Around Nobody
Posts: 861
We had some chicken thing, it was okay. But here's what everyone actually cares about:

And a hearty dram of Glenlivet

And a hearty dram of Glenlivet
#195




Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: ANC
Programs: AS 100K, UA 1K, Hilton Diamond, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Gold
Posts: 331
AS 140
AS 140 ANC-PDX Sunday Oct 20, 2013:
Lunch: Pulled Pork Sandwich with Cole Slaw, Seattle Chocolate
Lunch: Pulled Pork Sandwich with Cole Slaw, Seattle Chocolate



