Delta One Dining Refresh Starts at LAX This Fall
Delta’s premium cabin refresh begins on transoceanic flights from Los Angeles this fall, with broader expansion planned for early 2027.
Key Takeaways
- **Initial rollout:** Transoceanic Delta One flights departing Los Angeles International Airport.
- **Meal ordering:** Entrée pre-selection extends to 18 hours before departure, six hours later than previously.
- **More choices:** Expanded selections include gluten-free meals, lighter dishes and alternatives for passengers prioritizing sleep.
- **Dining changes:** Refreshed menus and tableware accompany the service update.
- **Amenities:** New Missoni amenity kits are scheduled to debut November 3.
Delta announced a refresh of its Delta One dining and service experience on October 14. The airline’s announcement says the rollout starts on transoceanic departures from Los Angeles this fall, followed by expansion across its global network in early 2027.
What this means for your next trip
The departure airport and travel date will matter during the rollout. Travelers should check the meal choices attached to their booking before expecting the refreshed service.
Key details
- **Initial rollout:** Transoceanic Delta One flights departing Los Angeles International Airport.
- **Meal ordering:** Entrée pre-selection extends to 18 hours before departure, six hours later than previously.
- **More choices:** Expanded selections include gluten-free meals, lighter dishes and alternatives for passengers prioritizing sleep.
- **Dining changes:** Refreshed menus and tableware accompany the service update.
- **Amenities:** New Missoni amenity kits are scheduled to debut November 3.
Other additions have separate launch dates, including international cocktails and mocktails in March 2027 and domestic availability in April.
Bottom line for passengers
Check your specific flight’s offerings before selecting meals or paying for an upgrade. The announcement describes a phased rollout, so the full package will take time to reach the network.
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