The meals on Delta One are the alway a treat! The crazy fact that I can enjoy a gourmet lunch on tablecloth at 30,000ft is not lost on me. Absolutely mind-blowing logistics running an airline.
Funny. I just watched a behind the scenes ,but it was Singapore instead of Delta. Video youtube called How Singapore Airlines Makes 50,000 In-Flight Meals A Day. Type if on youtube. It's quite interesting. Longer video then this one. I've actually always complained of the food on the airline in basic economy.
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Delta was my airline I rode on from 2011 to 2016 and once in 2017. The meals on economy class was probably sub par quality , I rode Delta first class from PVG to DTW in 2011 on Boeing 747 and it was excellent which had scallop and ice cream. I would like to ride with Delta again when given the chance for 2024.
Thank you for sharing our people’s know-how in Atlanta ! It is important to present the whole supply chain, logistics, innovations and safety steps involving our work, and you did it greatly.
Glad to see Delta is innovating constantly. How about that constant innovation where you make the seats smaller and reduce leg room by 1 inch every year. Brilliant company.
But the fact is they did reduce legroom. It says a lot when Southwest has the best legroom of any US domestic carrier, but often had the lowest prices.
@@organicnectar You are clueless. I fly Delta constantly, and they have their share of issues but you are completely off on this topic. Delta still has the most relaxed seat pitch of any US airlines except may JetBlue, and Delta lead the US in widebody economy seats. When you say Southwest often has the lowest prices, then I know you are beyond clueless. NO, Southwest is the most expensive airline especially for people booking flights a few weeks before departure. My company has mountains of data to show that and justify why we tell our employees not to fly on Southwest. Southwest is only cheap during their few fare sales and when you book many months in advance. Simply put, you dont know what you are talking about.
@@_w_w_ try reading next time. Southwest and Delta fly one similar aircraft, the 737-700. On that aircraft, Southwest always has 31 inches of seat pitch. Delta will have 30 or 31. Averaged out, guess who wins? With reading not being your strength, allow me to help you. Southwest wins. In fact, Delta is 30/31" on all their aircraft. On all of their other 737 variants, Southwest 32/33". Again, using your brain and not your passionate heart, reason tells you Southwest wins again. As far as pricing, I did write that Southwest is often the cheapest, because they are. On average you'll pay about $230 for a Southwest segment one week out. Buy in advance, you can get it for anywhere from $59 to $109. Fail to plan or be reactionary like to seem to be and you'll pay from $300+, even $500 for a last minute seat on a sold out flight. You be you. Live your best life. And when you get out of your 20's and get some life experience, you'll realize you can't beat the math of 31 vs 32. Even with an error laced, online rant.
It's joke - all marketing fluff than substance. Go to Asian or Middle Eastern airlines... they serve meal to every passenger no matter the length of the flight. Those kitchen operations are truly impressive. This is someone in Delta Atlanta office want to get their quarterly KPI met, so make a big fuss on their lack luster meal service.
I think we US consumers expect so little that this can wow so many people to comment. Delta caters 12 or up to 18 or so meals per flight for only specific flights. Meaning First Class passengers of a flight that's over 2.5hr or so of distance, and only at designated meal times. That and a few international flights Delta offers. Go to Asia, EVERY FLIGHT EVERY PASSENGER gets a meal, even on a 50 min short flight. Those airlines mostly operate widebody aircraft that holds 300+ passengers per flight versus the smaller narrowbody Delta uses. Their caters put out way more meals than this Delta kitchen and at better quality. Any of the Asian airlines' economy meal is on par if not better than Delta's First Class meal. Same for the Middle Eastern airlines... All of them have much more intricate meal components and better presentation than Delta's.
“Delta has not said yet how it will affect ticket prices”. It won’t. This was not an effort to reduced ticket prices. This was an effort to reduce cost, in order to increase shareholder pricing, at the expense of jobs. That’s fine, that’s legal, that capitalism. But don’t try to pretend it’s something it’s not.
I'm glad these passengers got decent food. I was flying first two weeks ago with Delta and it was inedible both ways. Sent it back with comments. Delta sucks.
Just stop for a second and contemplate how many seemingly impossible projects human beings managed to achieve over time. It seems incredible that someone one day thought this could be arranged.
Does anyone noticed that all the chefs in this facility are massive bloated stomach for daily testings of foods? Restaurants head chefs are not obese like this
The food on the international flight from Dublin to JFK was horrible. It was not edible. But it did match the awful service and incompetence of their staff handling an issue with checking bags that led to 23.5 hours to get home.
@@mirzaahmed6589 Not true on DL/AA/UA or WN in the US. They don't offer buy on board in economy. other than booze. They tried it and got rid of it a few years ago now.
If the socialist protestors of 2020 were smart enough to know about the classism on airlines, it would be a rough day at the airports when the black umbrella kids showed up.