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American will now let premium cabin domestic passengers choose personalized courses from printed menus.American Airlines made major upgrades to its in-flight catering program, which took effect on April 13. The first of these upgrades is afor passengers in the premium cabin on domestic flights of longer than 2,200 miles, according to The Points Guy.
As well, the airline will make beer, wine, and spirits available for coach passengers to purchase on flights longer than 250 miles beginning on April 18. It will also make packaged snacks available for purchase on flights over 1,500 miles.
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