If you’ve ever pushed around funky airline food hoping for anything else to eat, you can kiss those days goodbye. Well, that is if you fly with Delta. Delta Airlines announced they have teamed up with chef José Andrés to bring travelers a brand new menu full of Spanish flavor to your tray table,

The celebrated chef behind two Michelin-starred minibar and award-winning Jaleo brings bold Spanish flavors to Delta One and First Class cabins.

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The award-winning chef has shared his quick and easy trick for cooking seafood with just a few ingredients on Instagram.

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It’s not as if we leave good taste behind when we take off,” the World Central Kitchen founder and chef says of his new collaboration with Delta Air Lines.

The relationship between the two has been marked by deep ideological differences: José Andrés defends humanitarian causes, migrants, and social justice.

Chef José Andrés' favorite breakfast requires just a few quality ingredients to make, proving that the best dishes are all about celebrating natural flavors.

Andrés originally opened Bazaar Meat back in 2014 in the Sahara Las Vegas, known for its Spanish steaks and tasting menu. It closed in 2024 to relocate inside the Palazzo at the Venetian Resort this past September. There’s one currently in Chicago (which opened in 2021), and another location coming to Los Angeles.