Washington's table is built on cold water and short growing seasons, which suits a private jet menu well. For an inflight menu out of Everett we lean on Dungeness crab, Pacific salmon, Olympia oysters, Skagit Valley vegetables and Yakima Valley fruit, all part of the local specialities the region is known for. Private jet food from Washington travels best when it is built for the galley: crab salad that stays chilled, salmon that finishes in the oven, cherries and apples that need no prep at all. Private jet platters of smoked salmon with rye and cream cheese work for a morning departure from Paine Field, and gourmet inflight meals such as cedar-plank salmon with roasted fingerlings suit a longer leg. Private jet snacks are simple here: marionberries, hazelnuts from the Willamette side, and Rainier cherries in June and July. Everett's damp air also means we pack crisp items sealed and apart, so a cracker or a pastry still snaps when you open the drawer.
Everett looks out to Puget Sound, and Washington's local specialities follow the water and the orchards. A private jet menu for KPAE can open with Dungeness crab cakes and move to cedar-plank salmon, with Skagit Valley greens on the side and Yakima cherries to finish. Private jet food from the region is seasonal: Rainier cherries in early summer, apples and pears from autumn, wild mushrooms after the rains. We build the inflight menu around what travels: private jet platters of smoked salmon, local cheeses and rye, gourmet inflight meals that finish in your oven, and private jet snacks like hazelnuts and dried cherries. Coffee is a Seattle matter, so beans and a proper pour are packed alongside, never as an afterthought. Anything delicate leaves the kitchen chilled and labelled by seat, ready for you to re-plate.