American Airlines Is Introducing New Cookies & Beer

Warm cookies seem to be a major point of contention in our community, so I figured I’d at least pass on this news, even if I’m not personally terribly passionate about this one way or another.

American has let me know that they’re introducing new beer and new cookies on flights as of today.

Here’s the information they’ve shared:

American’s New Belgium Voodoo Ranger beer

American is introducing a new beer for sale on board. Voodoo Ranger is an IPA made by New Belgium Brewing and will be available on all mainline domestic and international flights, and will be added to regional flights later this year. The cost is $7, and of course it’s complimentary in first & business class, or if you’re an Executive Platinum member in economy. While I’m not a beer drinker (even if I’m bringing great shame to my heritage), I at least appreciate American adding something other than the major beer brands.

American’s new Christie Cookie Co. cookies

American is changing their onboard cookie suppler. Domestic passengers in first & business class (except on regional flights) can expect these new cookies, with the flavor choices being between chocolate chunk and snickerdoodle. I can’t say I love American’s current cookies, so here’s to hoping that the new ones are better. Based on the pictures the cookies at least look chunkier than the old ones (which basically fall apart), so that’s good at least.

I still don’t get why American doesn’t sell freshly baked cookies in economy. Can you imagine how well they’d sell, with the smell of warm chocolate chip cookies throughout the cabin?

Anyone familiar with New Belgium Voodoo Ranger beer or Christie Cookie Co. cookies?

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Stefan Guest

One reason my family and I loved flying Southwest whenever we would visit my grandmother in Florida was the free chocolate chip cookies. I was so disappointed when I flew to DC in 2015 and they had gotten rid of them!

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schar Guest

I LOVE COOKIES. The BEST cookies Ive ever had are from Bens Cookies, a London based cookie store that has a branch in NYC, Dubai, etc. SO GOOD.

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Jay Guest

As nice as freshly baked cookies in main cabin sound, there are no ovens in aft galleys of narrow body AA aircrafts.

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Cedric Gold

Great to see an airline stepping into the 21st century and selling something else than the commercial crap. Every country has its own beer, so it makes sense to me for each airline to showcase its countries micro brews (even if some aren't so micro)

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Peter Guest

"Leave him cookies and beer - He'll be back to your house first next year." - I Am Santa Claus

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