This holiday season, American Airlines is rolling out exciting news for dairy-free coffee drinkers.
The airline has introduced oat milk creamer on its flights, offering a dairy-free alternative for passengers ordering coffee or bringing their own, EatingWell writes.
The oat milk creamer, packaged in a convenient stick, is an ideal option for those who are plant-based, dairy-free, or nut-free, catering to a wide variety of dietary needs.
Lactose intolerance affects millions of Americans, and many others follow plant-based or dairy-free diets.
Additionally, nut milk options like almond milk can be problematic for those with nut allergies. The introduction of oat milk creamer is a thoughtful choice, considering these dietary restrictions.
This move is part of a larger trend, with companies like Starbucks also offering plant-based milk options at no additional cost, which is a welcome change.
But the good news doesn’t stop there. American Airlines has also revamped its in-flight food offerings.
Starting this month, the airline is providing new vegan, kosher, lactose-free, and gluten-free meal options, designed to meet a variety of dietary preferences and restrictions.
These meals feature seasonal ingredients and flavors, ensuring fresh and satisfying options for passengers.
While these new meals are currently available only to premium cabin members on select flights, all passengers can preorder specialty meals up to 24 hours before their flight via the airline’s website or app.
The meals are reviewed by a registered dietitian to ensure they meet expert-backed nutritional standards, making them a great option for health-conscious travelers.
