Xiamen Gaoqi sits in Fujian Province, on a coast where the private jet menu is built around the sea. Xiamen's local specialities are what guests ask about first: oyster omelette, peanut-based soups, sea worm jelly for the adventurous, fresh-caught fish steamed with ginger.
An inflight menu for Xiamen starts from what holds up in a galley oven or on a cold plate. Fujian tea, especially oolong and Tieguanyin, is the easy win: private jet food that needs no cooking, served at the right temperature, with the pot and cups packed to match.
Minnan cuisine leans on broth, shellfish and rice noodles, all of which need care to survive the leg. Local specialities that travel well go cold; the ones that need heat arrive with the sauce apart, so your crew finishes them on board.
If your guests want something simpler, the private jet menu can stay Western or pan-Asian, with a Fujian dish or two as a nod to Xiamen. Last-minute changes to the cabin count are handled by phone, day or night.