Delta Brings Back Coca-Cola, Starbucks, Cocktails and More

As travel restrictions begin to ease off, Delta is gradually ramping up in-flight services. The airline is bringing back customers’ favorite sips and treats along with some new additions.

Starting April 14, Delta’s domestic and select short-haul international flights will feature Coca-Cola beverages, wellness-focused snacks, and Tip Top Proper Cocktails.

In early June, Delta One or First Class passengers on select domestic coast-to-coast flights will see hot food options return, while First Class customers on other key U.S. routes will enjoy fresh boxed meals beginning in early July.

Customers in Main Cabin and Comfort+ will soon enjoy Coca-Cola mini-cans that offer personal, 7.5-ounce servings of fan favorites like Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, and Seagram’s Ginger Ale.

Delta is also rolling out a rejuvenated snack lineup that features wellness-focused treats, like almonds and Clif Bars, to give customers a boost.

Meanwhile, Goldfish crackers and Delta’s signature Biscoff cookies will satisfy any sweet or salty craving.

Starting April 1, First Class customers will enjoy new Flight Fuel snack box offerings. One version features better-for-you favorites like protein bars, nuts and dark chocolate, while the other offers customers indulgent treats including potato chips, gummy bears, and cookies. First Class customers will also enjoy pre-poured beverage service starting April 14.

Those looking for an adult beverage may be inclined to try a premium, pre-prepared and canned old-fashioned or margarita from Atlanta-based Tip Top Proper Cocktails.

The Tip Top margarita, which will make its world debut on Delta flights, packs a punch with flavors of juicy salted lime, vegetal tequila notes, and fresh orange rind; the classic old-fashioned delivers vanilla, sweet citrus, caramel, and spice.

Starbucks coffee and tea service, as well as juices and mixers, will return to all cabins. Alcohol sales in Main Cabin will also resume with new contactless payment technology and digital receipts.