Over 200 Delta flights leaving from Detroit Metro Airport had in-flight meals canceled over the weekend in response to a Food and Drug Administration purchase. The airport reported on Friday that FDA officials were looking at the home of Delta’s catering partner while they were performing a routine inspection, but they did not specify what the specific issue was. The airline merely stated that no clients or employees complained.
The airport said in a speech that Delta and its food partner “immediately shut down hot meals production and consequently suspended all activity from the facility.”
The airline said it will be changing both how it prepared hot and cold food in order to recover dinner service on planes, but the cause of the food security issue has not been formally determined. ” We will continue to take necessary precautions to ensure food health,” Delta said, adding that” we may continue to take the necessary precautions to ensure food safety.”” Hot food and other onboard supply will be managed from different services.
On more than 200 Delta planes, according to CBS News, people on more than 200 of those flights were denied food assistance between Friday and Sunday. To account, the aircraft provided travel certificates or frequent flier miles, a spokesperson said.
Delta’s food cooking companion in Detroit is Do&, Co.” During a new assessment at a Detroit Metro Airport kitchen, Delta’s catering partner was notified of a food safety issue within the facility. The airline said in a statement that Delta and its catering partner immediately suspended all activity from the facility and immediately suspended hot food production.
On flights over 900 miles, Delta typically only offers full meal service and hot meals on those over 2,300 miles. On Monday’s flights, passengers were treated to sandwiches from Panera Bread and offered a measly 2, 500 SkyMiles by way of compensation, DailyMail reported.
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