Delta Cancels Meal Service on Over 200 Flights Due to Food Safety Concerns

A routine FDA inspection at Detroit Metro Airport uncovered issues, prompting Delta to halt meal services temporarily.

More than 200 Delta flights from Detroit were affected over the weekend by the meal service suspension.
The decision followed an FDA inspection that identified a food safety issue at Delta's catering partner's facility.
Delta quickly shut down hot food production and suspended operations at the affected kitchen.
No illnesses have been reported among passengers or employees due to the food safety issue.
Delta is compensating affected passengers with travel vouchers or frequent flyer miles and is revising its food preparation processes.