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Has Airplane Food Actually Gotten Better?
What does it take to serve a dinner in first class at 37,000 feet? And are we in a new golden age of fine dining on airplanes? Reporter Emily Siner reports.
Want to channel your inner first-class diner? Check out our breakdown of different kinds of caviar here.
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What does it take to serve a dinner in first class at 37,000 feet? And are we in a new golden age of fine dining on airplanes? Reporter Emily Siner reports.
Want to channel your inner first-class diner? Check out our breakdown of different kinds of caviar here.
Connect with quality therapists and mental health experts who specialize in you at https://www.rula.com/proof
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