Airlines Upgrade In-Flight Meals Through Celebrity Chef Partnerships
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On October 17, 2026, Skift Feed reported that airlines are renovating premium cabin dining through partnerships with celebrity chefs rather than replacing seats, because new business-class and first-class products take years from development and certification to installation, while menus can be updated within months. The report mentioned that United Airlines recently partnered with David Barzelay, chef of the Michelin two-star restaurant Lazy Bear in San Francisco, and his French restaurant JouJou; Singapore Airlines has offered the Book the Cook pre-order meal service since 1998, with menus designed by its international culinary panel. The current development is that airlines are using dining updates as an alternative path to premium cabin upgrades.
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- Skift FeedAirlines unable to upgrade all aircraft, turn to upgrading onboard menus
Airlines are revamping premium-cabin dining through partnerships with celebrity chefs rather than replacing seats, because new business-class and first-class products take years from development and certification to installation, while menus can be updated within months. United Airlines recently partnered with David Barzelay, chef of the two-Michelin-star restaurant Lazy Bear in San Francisco, and his French restaurant JouJou. Singapore Airlines has offered the Book the Cook pre-order meal service since 1998, with menus designed by its international culinary panel.
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