Will Airlines Adopt Self-Service Snack Stations?

Collins Aerospace's M-Flex Duet product

Collins Aerospace sees a growing trend of aircraft cabin self-service food and beverage stations.

Credit: Collins Aerospace
Miniature galleys with self-serve complementary snacks and beverages could be a growing trend. United Airlines introduced its in-flight “Grab-N-Go” stations last year—each stocked with a limited supply of water and light snacks on flights of at least 801 mi. JetBlue Airways, which rolled out its...

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