Delta celebrates National Espresso Martini Day on Delta flights
Delta Air Lines will celebrate National Espresso Martini Day on its flights on March 14, offering passengers 21 and older the chance to enjoy this popular cocktail on select flights around the world. In addition, Delta will offer passengers on select long-haul flights an exclusive version of this cocktail. In total, the airline will serve up to 5,000 Espresso Martinis on 16 different flights.
With a selected list of classic cocktails such as the Negroni and Old Fashioneds, Delta Airlines introduced another offering this month: the Tip Top espresso martini. This drink is served in cans and is made with Counter Culture coffee, vodka and vanilla.
Delta Airlines has announced enhancements to its in-flight food and beverage experience. In particular, they are revamping the Delta One first class menus, which will now include St. Regis rosé wine. Tropez. In addition, Delta has reintroduced its dessert cart with customized ice cream options for first class passengers.
As of April 1, Delta, a well-known airline, is once again offering meals specially created for children. These were designed by a Delta chef and a nutrition professional. Among the products you will find are French toast for breakfast, and for dinner, cheese tortellini with marinara and parmesan.
If you are one of those who travel in first class, there is good news for you. Delta offers special meals for passengers on long-haul international flights. Interested parties can request such service at least 24 hours prior to departure via MyTrips Online or Delta’s app. In addition, children’s meals are also available in first class on all domestic routes.
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