JetBlue Eliminates Hot Meals for Economy Passengers on Transatlantic Flights

The airline's cost-cutting measure aims to maintain competitive fares amid declining profits.

JetBlue has removed hot meal options for economy class on transatlantic flights, opting instead for chilled meals.
The menu change follows a trial on Dublin and Edinburgh routes and is now implemented on six daily transatlantic flights.
Main course options include cold chicken grain bowls, ginger garlic tofu, pesto pasta salad, and mushrooms & lentils.
JetBlue's business class, Mint, will continue to offer hot meal options, such as pizza and roasted chicken.
The airline's decision comes as part of broader cost-cutting efforts, including reducing flight attendants on transatlantic routes.