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American Airlines lets first and business class passengers pre-select their meals up to 30 days before departure, and the advance menu often carries more options than the onboard offering.
American Airlines first and business class passengers can choose their meal up to 30 days before departure rather than waiting until they are onboard. The pre-order window applies to the airline's premium cabins.
One Mile at a Time reports that the advance menu often lists more options than what is served in the air, which makes early selection useful for travellers with dietary preferences or a long flight ahead.
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Premium-cabin travellers should treat the 30-day window as a planning step, since the advance menu can be broader than what is loaded on the plane.
What the reporting says: One Mile at a Time reports that American Airlines lets first and business class flyers pre-select their meals up to 30 days before departure, often with more options than what is served onboard.
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