Chicopee sits in the Pioneer Valley, and a private jet menu for Westover draws on New England farm country. Local specialities travel well in a galley when they are chosen for it: Massachusetts apples and cider donuts in autumn, Berkshire and Pioneer Valley cheeses, maple from the hill towns, and New England seafood such as chowder, scallops and lobster rolls. An inflight menu here is private jet food built from the season, so private jet platters of cheese, smoked fish and fruit sit beside gourmet inflight meals finished in the galley oven. Private jet snacks are simple: maple nuts, apple slices, shortbread. We name each dish by how it travels, hot, cold, sauce apart, or re-plated cold, so the Massachusetts table reaches the cabin intact.
For Chicopee and the rest of Massachusetts, the private jet menu follows the calendar. Autumn brings apples, squash and cider; winter, chowder and roasted root vegetables; spring, asparagus from the valley; summer, corn and berries. Local specialities of this region hold up on board when they are packed for a small galley: lobster rolls served chilled, clam chowder sealed in its container, Boston cream pie cut by guest. We treat private jet food as a set of components, so private jet platters, gourmet inflight meals and private jet snacks all reach the aircraft ready to finish in the galley, with sauces apart where they should be.