Delta, Union Square form alliance to elevate airline food
Goal is to serve meals in its Delta One cabin that are just as good as those served in the latter's restaurants
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IT is no secret that airlines are waging an increasingly pitched battle for the biggest-spending passengers who fly in premium classes: The carriers have deployed amenities such as fluffy feather duvets and spa treatments.
Now, Delta Air Lines is trying to gain an edge with its food - a decidedly tall order.
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