Delta Air Lines redesigns its BusinessElite meal service

Passengers traveling on business class flights on Delta Air Lines, particularly on eastbound transatlantic services, will now get enough time for relaxation and sleep. Delta Air Lines recently announced it has redesigned its BusinessElite meal service so that the passengers would get more sleep time.

Further improving upon its services, Delta Air Lines said that the new system is specifically aimed to speed up the dinner service, particularly on night flights. This would allow passengers greater rest times, especially those who are on short hops from the east coast of the United States to London.

While the redesigned service might have pleased many flyers, it has also upset many others, such as passionate devotees of its hot nut snacks. The airline will now be no longer serving these snacks on these flights. Delta Air Lines has instead decided to provide “gourmet packaged snacks” along with their drink as the passengers board their night flights. As part of its redesigned meal service, Delta Air Lines will now be introducing a one-stop “Dine and Rest” menu on every international flight to be delivered quickly after take-off or at any point during the flight.