Say Good-bye to Plane Snacks
The Cut • • business
Key Points:
- Delta Air Lines announced it will stop serving snacks and beverages on flights under 350 miles starting May 19, affecting about 9% of its daily flights.
- The airline claims this move aims to create a more consistent experience across its network, though customers have expressed significant dissatisfaction online.
- In response, Delta will enhance snack and beverage service on flights over 350 miles in its Comfort and Main cabins, increasing service on longer routes.
- Many passengers view the change as a loss of one of the few enjoyable aspects of short flights, leading to criticism and frustration on social media platforms.
- Rival airlines are expected to capitalize on Delta’s decision with marketing campaigns highlighting their continued in-flight service offerings.
