
Inflight catering — airline, state, royal & charter
Airline Catering for Commercial, VVIP & Charter Flights
Ramp access and hi-loader boarding put an uplift through the galley door of a wide-body. Airlines, state and royal flight departments and charter operators order from one ops desk, 24/7.

Inflight catering at wide-body volume, boarded at galley height
In-flight catering and aircraft catering name one unit of work here: a single movement, a single airframe, and everything that goes on board it. Government flight catering for departments moving ministers and delegations under protocol. Royal flight catering for households whose specification is kept on file. Charter flight catering and ACMI catering for operators whose route is re-cut at short notice. That is VIP flight catering execution carried at airline volume — and yes, we cater private jets too. Crew meals and special meals board on the same uplift, to the codes and formats set out under Capabilities.

Network
Global airline catering, one station file at a time
Airport catering is settled locally: by ramp procedure, by stand, by the hours an uplift can be worked.
Airline catering worldwide is what the group network makes routine: the ops desk prices a movement from documented facts, at a station your rotation is using for the first time.
See full coverage →Five metres from apron to galley door
A wide-body galley door sits about five metres above the apron.
Ramp access, hi-loader boarding, one consignment through the door
We do not deliver to the aircraft steps. We board at galley height with a hi-loader, under badged airside access to the stand, and the uplift goes on as one consignment against one loading sheet.

From eight passengers to four hundred
One kitchen, one cold chain, one written specification
A plated First service for eight and a three-cabin uplift for four hundred differ in count, in nothing else.

8 passengers, First
Plated to specification. Caviar, à-la-carte and household dietary protocols on request.

400 passengers, three cabins
A complete aircraft provisioned on one uplift, one cold chain, one turnaround window.
Five operations, one standard
Each of the five arrives with its own vocabulary, its own paperwork and its own idea of short notice.
Coverage
3,000+ airports on the group network
Search the network by city, IATA or ICAO from the top of this page. Runway and stand capacity, ramp access procedures and loading windows are documented station by station.
Four operator types, four volume profiles
Mission type, airframe and passenger count
No names, no nations, no dates — discretion is written into the specification, not added to it as a courtesy.




HACCP records, clearances and the loading sheet
Every uplift leaves a paper trail: temperature logs, clearance records, a sealed cart and a signature at the galley door.
Aero Gourmet
Give us the airframe, the counts and the window
An operations coordinator comes back with a quote, not a brochure.