Food is one of the pleasures of private travel. Because the cabin is yours, menus can be tailored to every passenger.
How catering is arranged
Catering is ordered from specialist airport kitchens or trusted local restaurants and loaded before departure. Giving 24 to 48 hours notice allows better choices.
Dietary needs
Vegetarian, Jain, vegan, halal, gluten-free and allergy-aware meals can all be arranged. Always state allergies clearly so the crew can brief the kitchen.
Beverages and celebrations
Tea, coffee, juices, mocktails and soft drinks are standard. For celebrations, birthday cakes, flowers and special decor can be added, subject to rules for the route.
Morning, midday and evening flights
Short morning flights suit light breakfast options and fresh fruit, while evening departures can include full meals.
Ideas to elevate your catering
Think about the moment of the day and the mood of the trip. A morning business flight might feature fresh fruit, coffee and light bites. An evening celebration flight could include a plated meal, mocktails and dessert. For longer flights, consider a mix of hot and cold options so that guests can eat when they like. Regional favourites from Mumbai or Ahmedabad kitchens are a delight on international trips.
Key takeaway: Share dietary preferences and any celebration plans a day ahead. Good catering turns a flight into an experience.
Frequently asked questions
Can I request Jain or vegan food?
Yes. Jain, vegan, vegetarian, halal and gluten-free meals can be arranged with advance notice.
Can I bring my own food on board?
In many cases yes, but rules vary. Ask us first so that we can confirm with the operator and handling agent.
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