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American Will Serve Beef Wellington, Caviar, And More, For 100th Anniversary

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2026 marks American Airlines’ 100th anniversary, and the airline is doing several things to celebrate the occasion. Among those is that American has just announced that it’ll be introducing special catering in premium cabins for a limited time, including some dishes that may turn heads…

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 Rod
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I'm hearing Tim Dunn is very upset about this news.


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 JBM
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They’ll probably serve it with a metal spoon.

I don’t think anyone at AA knows how to spell “mother of pearl”.


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 DWT
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I get the novelty but the thing is, personally I’m not that interested in eating dated food from back in the day. Shrimp cocktail? Waldorf salad? Beef Wellington? Maybe my parents would be into that? (And I’m in my 40s!)


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(@George Romey)
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I roll at dinner on domestic flights would actually be nice.


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 Ivan
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I think beef Wellington may be a bit to ambitious. You have to crawl before you walk and sounds like AA is trying to run.

It's not easy to get the perfect flaky pastry at home so I'm not too confident AA will be able to do it on a plane. The caviar sounds good tho


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Diamond
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AA has to be given credit for trying to do a menu refresh and splash for its 100th but the sheer cost of battling UA at ORD is going to limit AA's ability to invest in its product


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(@Christian)
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Nice theory. Let's see how it works in real life. Talk is cheap, whiskey costs money.


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(@Tired)
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All these comments prove is that no matter what American does, you guys poopoo it. Dont say "were rooting for american" when you guys find faults with EVERYTHING. its exhausting.


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Diamond
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As someone booked in AA TATL business in early April, I'll certainly enjoy the caviar, but feels like a bit of an expanded test run for when they market the flagship suite preferred as a segmented product. I'm sure we'll get some survey asking for feedback on the meals.


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(@Frank)
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And in August we go back to throw up enchilada.


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(@Brian L.)
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Not sure I'd trust caviar from AA.


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(@MoreSun)
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Just the thought of eating cAAviar triggers an immediate necessity to diet. #RIPGLP-1


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 1990
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Woohoo! Enjoy the J! (And Chelsea and/or Greenwich!)


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 1990
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Seriously. AA could be giving out free blo... Yup, it’ll never be enough for some.


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 1990
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Admit it, Tim. Delta could’ve done caviar for its 100, but didn’t think to do so. (I liked the outfits through the decades safety video tho.)


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 1990
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How uncouth!


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(@ericschmidt)
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Seems like they're still trying to save that extra olive.


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(@justlanded)
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No apple pie?


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(@Scott)
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Beef Wellington is fantastic for any generation. Nice job!


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(@Matt the Coffeeman)
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On a 789p transpacific in business in March. Pre-order options do not include anniversary meals. High class problems, but can't claim to be a premium airline when you can't even offer the meals you said you'd be offering.


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(@Julie Oliver)
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The Beef Wellington was inedible. So much for a special meal.


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