Tucson, Arizona (June 30, 2015) –Aircare International announced today at the NBAA’s Flight Attendants / Flight Technicians Conference that they have teamed with Air Culinaire Worldwide to provide food safety training to business aviation crewmembers. The training options, which include safety food handling, gluten-free cooking, and Read More
Air Culinaire Worldwide has created a new spice blend for the food lovers in the business aviation community. This house creation is a combination of fragrant spices, chili peppers and sea salt. This was originally created as an olive oil dip, Read More
Tampa, Florida (June 25, 2015) – Air Culinaire Worldwide hosted an open house for the business aviation community highlighting the in-flight caterers’ 15 years of serving the business aviation community while providing networking opportunities and an inside look at Read More
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Shanghai is one of the largest cities in China, and there are many reasons you may be asked to fly on a business aviation trip to the city during your career. To get an inside look at the city, and tips to help corporate flight attendants while on the ground, we interviewed Rita Yang. Read on the learn more about Rita, her business aviation knowledge and tips for visiting Shanghai.
Shanghai is a city in China that has combined and adapted cultures from all over the world. Thousands of travelers come to visit here for its famous attractions, as well as its food. For business aviation travel, because it has become one of Asia’s financial centers and the world’s busiest container port, it is also one of the most Read More
We often emphasize the control of time and temperature as being a critical factor in keeping our catering safe, but what does this actually mean to us? One of the major hazards to food safety is the presence of harmful bacteria in our onboard catering, and it being allowed to grow to harmful levels. This could lead to severe illness or worse, especially for those passengers in Read More
As we focus on Toronto, Ontario, Canada this week, we wanted to get an inside look at this capital city. When looking for the perfect candidate for this Canadian corporate flight attendant spotlight, hands down I was told to speak with Susan Sharpe. Read on to see why! Read More
Toronto, also known as the Queen City, The 416 or T.O., is the “New York City” of Canada in some aspects. Featuring major sporting teams from hockey to baseball and boasting over 1600 named parks to explore with its eastern edge lining the Carolinian Forest. This city is a global powerhouse of business, arts and finance, and is Read More
As mentioned in the two-part series published earlier this week, I was recently in Tokyo and had a fantastic dish at the Tsukiji Market. While I was exploring the market, I came across a street vendor who was cooking scallops and other seafood items on the half-shell over a gas grill. While speaking and working with the chef, I found out it Read More