New Delhi: Tata-owned Air India has introduced a new ‘menu’ for passengers to eat and drink on domestic flights amid the start of the festive season. Tata has said that it has specially prepared this menu for its domestic passengers. The new menu includes gourmet meals, pre-meal ‘appetizers’, and sweet main dishes. It depicts the local food items of India.
Passengers traveling in economy class in the aircraft will get Cheesy Mushroom Omelette, Dry Cumin Potato Wedges, Garlic Tossed Spinach, and Corn for breakfast. Lunch will include Malabar Chicken Curry, Vegetable Fried Noodles for Mixed Vegetable Poriyal and High Tea (between 5-7 PM), Chili Chicken, Blueberry Vanilla Pastry, and Coffee Truffle Slices.
All this will happen in business class
The airline has said that business class passengers will get croissants, sugar-free dark chocolate oatmeal muffins, cheese, truffle oil scrambled eggs with chives, and mustard cream coated chicken sausage for breakfast in the morning. Apart from this, Aloo Paratha, Medu Vada, and Podi Idli will also be served in the breakfast itself. After this, fish curry, chicken, and potato podiums will be given for lunch. Chicken 65 and Grilled Sliced Pesto Chicken Sandwich will be served at High Tea.
The best chefs have created the menu
Sandeep Verma, Head of Inflight Services, Air India said that the new menu has been meticulously crafted by the best of chefs, featuring a fusion of Indian flavors and international cuisines. The menu has been designed in such a way that travelers can enjoy a great meal while taking care of their health. He said that we are very excited to introduce the new menu. At the same time, he also said that fast work is being done to change the menu in international flights as well.
Tata acquired it in 2021
The Government of India announced on 8 October 2021 that the Tata Group had won the bid for Air India. The Tata group had made a bid of Rs 18,000 crore for the airline. After this, on 27 January 2022, after the completion of all the proceedings, Air India once again came to the Tata Group.
