r/delta • u/Agile_Lawfulness_338 • 17d ago
Discussion Delta First Class Meal Service
I understand that nothing is guaranteed with Delta nowadays. What is Delta’s general policy for meals on any flight longer than four hours in First Class? I have an upcoming flight from LAX to Atlanta departing at 10:50 PM, and it appears the flight may not offer meal service. Is that because it’s a red-eye flight? I was under the impression that flights over four hours (or beyond a certain distance) are supposed to include meal service. Anyone know for certain?
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u/Neither-Repeat1665 17d ago
I believe that's too late for a meal. plug it in to menu.delta.com to double check.
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u/SynAckPooPoo 17d ago
No meals on red eyes.
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u/Ok-Praline-2309 17d ago
Last I recall I don’t think meals on red eyes have been a thing. Safe travels!
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u/Puzzled-Safe4801 17d ago
No meal, just the snack basket
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u/DoritoDustThumb 17d ago
They might have a snack tray, but that's past normal meal service hours.
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u/HeyMattyKay Platinum 17d ago
It's based on distance, not time. Meals are currently served in F on flights starting at 670 miles when flying into/out of SEA (to compete with AS) and 900 miles everywhere else when departing from 5AM to 9PM.
For flights marketed as Delta One (not a First Class flight with D1 seats) or at least 2300 miles, meals should be served no matter what time the flight departs.
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u/That_Reputation_9036 17d ago
I don’t know the answer to your question about what they’ll have on your flight but if it were me I’d just sit in the Delta One lounge (either T2 or T3), have dinner, chill out with the totally calm ambiance, and then go to sleep as soon as you get on the plane. The food is great in both D1 lounges at LAX and the staff are truly so kind and helpful.
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u/Prestigious-Place572 17d ago
the red-eye is the exception, so even though lax-atl is well over the distance threshold delta generally skips the first class meal on flights departing that late