Eurowings has debuted a new onboard ‘Fries in the Skies’ snack option, with hot crispy French fries that are sure to delight travelers of all ages. Now available on all flights over one hour, the sustainably packaged fries are served with vegan mayo.
On Wednesday (May 11, 2022), Eurowings announced their exclusive new ‘Fries in the Skies’ onboard menu option, with hot crispy French Fries served with vegan mayo. The carrier is now the only German airline to offer the popular snack. The fun and tasty new option is available on all flights over one hour, and is sure to delight travelers of all ages. Whether you call them pomme frites, chips or French fries, the delicious snack is an international favorite, and has even been at the heart of the business of many restaurant chains. Eurowings’ French fry menu option will be served in 100 percent recyclable packaging, as part of the airline’s commitment to sustainability.
In order to deliver the perfect ‘Fries in the Skies’, Eurowings has teamed up with Dutch partner Foodcase International, who has developed a new manufacturing process that uses less fat than conventional French fry production. The patented ovenable packaging ensures that heat is conducted throughout the fries, resulting in a hot, crispy dish above the clouds after about 20 minutes. The fries have been so well received that they have even been nominated for the Onboard Hospitality Awards 2022. As previously mentioned, the fries are accompanied by a vegan mayo, the perfect complement to the gluten-free snack.
Eurowings is value airline for Europe and the leisure carrier of the Lufthansa Group, the world’s largest aviation group. The airline’s value proposition includes access to the Miles & More loyalty program, free middle seats from €10, one-click CO2 compensation, and flexible rebooking up to 40 minutes before departure. Eurowings is the market leader at the airports in Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart, and Cologne/Bonn and currently operates a fleet of over 100 aircraft. The airline offers affordable products and services with direct service to over 100 European destinations. Eurowings’ extensive network includes 11 international bases, including Palma de Mallorca, Europe’s most popular vacation island. The carrier is Germany’s largest leisure airline and employs over 3,500 team members across Europe.
Source: Eurowings