IDEAS: Qatar Airways Goes Organic with New Onboard Menu
Key Points
- Qatar Airways has introduced a new onboard menu with organic ingredients sourced from Qatari farms, in celebration of Expo 2023 Doha.
- Business Class passengers can enjoy bespoke beverages by Ghanim Al Sulaiti and a special à la carte menu.
- Inflight entertainment now includes gardening-themed shows, available for passengers traveling from Doha until March 2024.
Summary
Qatar Airways has launched a new onboard menu featuring organic ingredients from local Qatari farms, in line with the sustainable theme of Expo 2023 Doha. Business Class passengers can enjoy unique beverages curated by Ghanim Al Sulaiti and a special à la carte menu. Additionally, inflight entertainment has been updated to include various gardening-themed shows, available until March 2024.
Qatar Airways is introducing a range of new onboard menu items that have been sourced from organic farms in Qatar, in celebration of EXPO 2023 taking place in Doha.
Expo 2023 Doha, which is running through March 2024, celebrates the theme of 'Green Desert, Better Environment,' and aims to promote sustainable innovations.
As part of the new food and drink offering, passengers flying Business Class will now be greeted with bespoke beverages curated by food expert Ghanim Al Sulaiti - one of the founders of Qatar's first entirely plant-based café - and will have access to an exclusive à la carte menu, featuring meals made from organic ingredients sourced from Safwa, a Qatari farm.
Continuing the horticultural theme, the inflight entertainment on Qatar Airways flights will also receive an update, providing passengers with the opportunity to watch a range of gardening-related shows, including Martha Knows Best, Homegrown, Vegetable Garden and more.
The new food and beverage offerings are available for passengers traveling from Doha until March 2024.
Photo Credit: Credit: Qatar Airways Qatar Airways
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