Ketapang looks out on the Kalimantan coast, so the private jet menu here starts with what comes off the boats: prawns, snapper, squid, and the freshwater fish of the rivers inland. Local specialities travel well when you plan for the galley. Grilled fish in sambal arrives with the sauce apart, rice is packed warm, and the greens stay chilled until you plate.
Our inflight menu for Kalimantan Barat draws on Malay, Dayak and Chinese-Indonesian cooking, all of which show up in West Kalimantan. Think chicken satay with peanut sauce in its own pot, nasi goreng built for the oven, and fruit from the region such as pineapple and rambutan. Private jet food here does not need to be rebuilt, only portioned by seat.
Private jet platters for Ketapang are built around shared grazing: skewers, steamed dumplings, fresh cut fruit. Gourmet inflight meals follow the local table, with chilled seafood salads and rice dishes that finish in a galley oven. Private jet snacks are kept simple: dried banana chips, kerupuk, roasted nuts. Every item is a local speciality that holds up in a cabin.