First class flights and abundant cheese hamburgers: it is easier to enjoy once through the collaboration of Delta Air Lines with Shake Shack.
This week, Atlanta -based carrier is growing his association with the popular hamburger chain to more of his planes by expanding the new first -class cabin menu that offers beyond the flights that leave Boston.
As of Tuesday, the passengers of the National Cabin of the Delta will be able to show a hamburger with Shake Shack cheese on flights of more than 900 miles in the distance when they leave four additional Delta centers:
- Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
- Los Angeles International Airport (Lax)
- New York Laguardia Airport (LGA)
- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea)
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That is at the top of flights from Boston Logan (Bos) International Airport, which The collaboration of Shack Shack from Delta’s premium cabin debuted The past fall.
Since December, Delta has served more than 10,000 first -class burgers on Boston flights, including 100% Angus Patty served TPG The David Slotnick Taxpayer Aviation Editorour Hamburger fan aboard residents.
“It is easily the best hamburger I’ve had on an airplane,” Wrote at the end of last year.
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Delta expands Shack Shack collaboration
As part of Shake Shack’s collaboration, Delta Flyers in the first -class cabin has to show the hamburger before the flight. The food comes with french fries, a César salad and a black chocolate brownie.
“This is part of our work to associate with the brands that our customers already know and love while continuing to raise the bar for the flight experience, whether it is available for your hamburger with favorite cheese at 35,000 feet, or ensuring that you have a variety of fresh meals to choose to choose it in your adventure,” said Delta Service Director of the Delta Service of the Stephanie Stephenie service in a statement Tuesday.
Uber Come Bogo offer
Delta is also marking the expansion of her Shack Shack bond with a shape for passengers to get a free hamburger while they are on the floor.
If you remember, in January the airline announced a Additional association with the transport transport company UberThat this spring will be launched later, offering Skymile profits on eligible walks and deliveries by Uber Come.
Meanwhile, Skymile members who join the waiting list for the Delta-Uber association can take advantage of “buy one, get a” shackburgers through Uber Eats.
The promotion extends from March 4 to 14 for Skymile members who have already joined Delta-Uber’s waiting list, or that join on March 6.
Professional Council: In addition to the second free hamburger, you can compensate for the cost of your first hamburger through a credit extract loan. Clients they carry American Express Platinum Card® Get $ 15 per month in cash from Uber; American Express® Gold Card Members get $ 10 per month in cash from Uber. An Amyx card should be selected as a payment method for your Uber or Uber Eats transaction to redeem the benefit of Amex Uber in cash.
Menu refresh to Delta work
Delta’s Shack Shack’s expansion occurred as part of a larger update of his menus on board.
Jon & Vinny’s meatballs
The airline also announced an expansion of its popular stewed meatballs of Jon & Vinny with Bianco Dinapoli Marinara in a broader range of flights in the National First Class Cabaña.
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A collaboration with the chefs based in Los Angeles for almost eight years, the meatballs with garlic bread and ricota have been a basic first class element on flights outside of Lax.
Now, the carrier will offer the menu option on additional first-class routes that leave the west and southwest airports, and in the cabins of a Delta brand that leave Cincinnati, Minneapolis-ST. Paul, Orlando, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City and Tampa (together with Lax).
Champagne Taittinger in Delta One
Last week, the carrier also announced a great new addition to his international Delta one SERVICE: Taittinger champagne spills, which call a “historical milestone for both brands.” The bubbling will be available before the meal service and throughout the flight.
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Zero and Biscoffs Centenary drinks
Meanwhile, the main passengers of the cabin will also see some changes.
Delta will try a handful of new zero -proof drinks on the routes from Tuesday. Q Hibiscus Ginger Beer, Lyre’s Amalfi Italian Spritz and Filthy Margarita Mix, not to mention Red Bull, will be available for purchase on selected transcontinental flights.
These routes include: John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York to the San Francisco International Airport (SFO), JFK-Lax and BOS-LAX.
And, while the carrier celebrates his 100th Birthday in 2025, you will see some brands of the Centennial Delta in its wrappers of Biscoff signature sandwich cookies, as well as in Sweetwater 420 Extra Pale Ale can.
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