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Airline Baggage Fees
Airport Security Q&A
Around-the-World Tickets and Fares
At the Airport
Avoiding the Airplane Cold
Best Airports for Layovers
Bumping and Overbooking
Consolidators
Contacting Your Airline
Domestic Discount Airlines
Fear of Flying
Get the Best Airplane Seat
In Search of the World's Best Economy-Class Seat
Leave the Parking to Us
Long-Term Airport Parking
Open-Jaw and Circle Fares
The Airlines' Rights
Tips for Finding Cheap Airfare
Which Airlines Serve Meals?
AirTran
AirTran does not serve any meals, but offers complimentary coffee, juices, Coca-Cola products and snacks on all flights. Cocktails, beer and wine are $6 on all flights.
American Airlines
American Airlines offers individually packaged snacks for $3 each on U.S. and Canadian flights that are two hours or longer. On flights over three hours within the U.S. or to Mexico or the Caribbean, sandwiches and wraps are also available for $6. "Snack Packs" are available for $4 on American Eagle and AmericanConnection flights in the continental U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
Complimentary meals are offered on Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, Japan and some Mexico flights longer than four hours within traditional breakfast, lunch and dinner meal windows.
Continental
On domestic flights (excluding Hawaii) or flights to Canada, the Caribbean or Latin American resort destinations that last over two hours, Continental serves an appropriate meal and snack on the following timetable:
# Breakfast/Snack: 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.
# Lunch/Snack: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
# Dinner/Snack: 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
If your flight is not during the scheduled breakfast, lunch and dinner hours, a light snack may be offered on flights longer than three hours in economy class. Beverages are always complimentary.
Delta
On flights less than 450 miles (about one hour), Delta offers one complimentary snack (no choice). On flights ranging from 450 to 749 miles (about 1 - 1.5 hours), you'll be given a choice of snack. On flights ranging from 750 to 1,024 miles (about 1.5 - 2 hours), you'll be given a choice of snacks as well as a range of other snacks for purchase (prices range from $2 - $3). On flights longer than 1,025 miles (about two hours), you'll have your choice of complimentary snack as well as a menu of meal items ranging in price from $3 to $8.
Complimentary meal service is given on Alaska and Hawaii flights longer than five hours. Complimentary non-alcoholic drinks are offered on all flights, while a $7 charge applies to all alcoholic beverages in economy class on Delta and Delta Connection flights.
Frontier
Frontier offers a selection of snacks, sandwiches and salads ranging from $3 to $7. Not all options will be available on all flights. For shorter flights, only beverages are available. Non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary on all flights, while alcoholic drinks are available for $6 each.
JetBlue
JetBlue does not serve full meals on flights, but does serve a variety of complimentary snacks and beverages. Energy drinks are available for $3 while beer, wine and cocktails cost $5.
Midwest
Midwest offers Best Care Cuisine, an in-flight meal purchasing program with food from a local Milwaukee restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner options range from $6 - $11. This program is available on most Midwest Airlines flights.
Complimentary warm chocolate chip cookies are served on flights departing after 10 a.m. Non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary, with alcoholic drinks available for $5 and Red Bull energy drinks available for $4.
Northwest
Northwest offers individual snacks for $3 and snack boxes for $5 in coach class on most domestic flights. On most flights to the West Coast, Hawaii, Alaska, and most of the Caribbean and Mexico, "fresh products" (fruit and cheese, or vegetables with ranch dip) are available for $7. Sandwich and salad meals are available for $10 on select flights to Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico and the Caribbean. To guarantee yourself a meal, you can preorder online at the Northwest Web site at least 13 hours before your flight.
Complimentary meal service is offered in first class and on international flights.
Southwest
On flights less than 600 miles, Southwest serves peanuts or pretzels. On nonstop flights between 601 and 1,270 miles, the airline offers a packaged snack appropriate to the time of day. Southwest offers passengers a choice of three different snack options on flights longer than 1,270 miles. Southwest Airlines does not serve sandwiches or meals on any flight. Standard beverage service is offered on all flights, with beer, wine and cocktails available for $4 and energy drinks available for $3.
Spirit
Spirit doesn't serve meals, but snacks (muffins, candy, chips) are offered for $2 - $4. Spirit also charges for all drinks, including soft drinks and water ($3). Hot drinks like coffee and tea are $2. Alcoholic beverages are $6.
United
United offers complimentary meals in coach on most international flights. In coach class on North American flights (including flights to the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Central America, the Caribbean and Mexico) of two hours or longer, a complimentary soft beverage is given and snacks are available for purchase. The airline also recently introduced "an enhanced snack offering of candy, chips, cookies and nut mix" for $3 on flights between two and three hours.
On flights over three hours, a variety of SnackBoxes are available for $6. On flights over five hours, you'll also have the option of purchasing a sandwich or salad from the Fresh Food Menu ($9).
On all flights, soft drinks are complimentary, and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Once free, cocktail snacks are no longer available on flights shorter than two hours.
US Airways
US Airways offers an In-Flight Cafe on most flights longer than 3.5 hours, taking off between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. Meals are priced at $7, and a Snack Box is available for $5.
The airline offers free sodas, juices, tea, water and coffee. Alcoholic beverages cost $7.
AirTran does not serve any meals, but offers complimentary coffee, juices, Coca-Cola products and snacks on all flights. Cocktails, beer and wine are $6 on all flights.
American Airlines
American Airlines offers individually packaged snacks for $3 each on U.S. and Canadian flights that are two hours or longer. On flights over three hours within the U.S. or to Mexico or the Caribbean, sandwiches and wraps are also available for $6. "Snack Packs" are available for $4 on American Eagle and AmericanConnection flights in the continental U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
Complimentary meals are offered on Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, Japan and some Mexico flights longer than four hours within traditional breakfast, lunch and dinner meal windows.
Continental
On domestic flights (excluding Hawaii) or flights to Canada, the Caribbean or Latin American resort destinations that last over two hours, Continental serves an appropriate meal and snack on the following timetable:
# Breakfast/Snack: 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.
# Lunch/Snack: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
# Dinner/Snack: 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
If your flight is not during the scheduled breakfast, lunch and dinner hours, a light snack may be offered on flights longer than three hours in economy class. Beverages are always complimentary.
Delta
On flights less than 450 miles (about one hour), Delta offers one complimentary snack (no choice). On flights ranging from 450 to 749 miles (about 1 - 1.5 hours), you'll be given a choice of snack. On flights ranging from 750 to 1,024 miles (about 1.5 - 2 hours), you'll be given a choice of snacks as well as a range of other snacks for purchase (prices range from $2 - $3). On flights longer than 1,025 miles (about two hours), you'll have your choice of complimentary snack as well as a menu of meal items ranging in price from $3 to $8.
Complimentary meal service is given on Alaska and Hawaii flights longer than five hours. Complimentary non-alcoholic drinks are offered on all flights, while a $7 charge applies to all alcoholic beverages in economy class on Delta and Delta Connection flights.
Frontier
Frontier offers a selection of snacks, sandwiches and salads ranging from $3 to $7. Not all options will be available on all flights. For shorter flights, only beverages are available. Non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary on all flights, while alcoholic drinks are available for $6 each.
JetBlue
JetBlue does not serve full meals on flights, but does serve a variety of complimentary snacks and beverages. Energy drinks are available for $3 while beer, wine and cocktails cost $5.
Midwest
Midwest offers Best Care Cuisine, an in-flight meal purchasing program with food from a local Milwaukee restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner options range from $6 - $11. This program is available on most Midwest Airlines flights.
Complimentary warm chocolate chip cookies are served on flights departing after 10 a.m. Non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary, with alcoholic drinks available for $5 and Red Bull energy drinks available for $4.
Northwest
Northwest offers individual snacks for $3 and snack boxes for $5 in coach class on most domestic flights. On most flights to the West Coast, Hawaii, Alaska, and most of the Caribbean and Mexico, "fresh products" (fruit and cheese, or vegetables with ranch dip) are available for $7. Sandwich and salad meals are available for $10 on select flights to Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico and the Caribbean. To guarantee yourself a meal, you can preorder online at the Northwest Web site at least 13 hours before your flight.
Complimentary meal service is offered in first class and on international flights.
Southwest
On flights less than 600 miles, Southwest serves peanuts or pretzels. On nonstop flights between 601 and 1,270 miles, the airline offers a packaged snack appropriate to the time of day. Southwest offers passengers a choice of three different snack options on flights longer than 1,270 miles. Southwest Airlines does not serve sandwiches or meals on any flight. Standard beverage service is offered on all flights, with beer, wine and cocktails available for $4 and energy drinks available for $3.
Spirit
Spirit doesn't serve meals, but snacks (muffins, candy, chips) are offered for $2 - $4. Spirit also charges for all drinks, including soft drinks and water ($3). Hot drinks like coffee and tea are $2. Alcoholic beverages are $6.
United
United offers complimentary meals in coach on most international flights. In coach class on North American flights (including flights to the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Central America, the Caribbean and Mexico) of two hours or longer, a complimentary soft beverage is given and snacks are available for purchase. The airline also recently introduced "an enhanced snack offering of candy, chips, cookies and nut mix" for $3 on flights between two and three hours.
On flights over three hours, a variety of SnackBoxes are available for $6. On flights over five hours, you'll also have the option of purchasing a sandwich or salad from the Fresh Food Menu ($9).
On all flights, soft drinks are complimentary, and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Once free, cocktail snacks are no longer available on flights shorter than two hours.
US Airways
US Airways offers an In-Flight Cafe on most flights longer than 3.5 hours, taking off between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. Meals are priced at $7, and a Snack Box is available for $5.
The airline offers free sodas, juices, tea, water and coffee. Alcoholic beverages cost $7.
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