Tabatinga is the Brazilian end of the tri-border with Leticia in Colombia and Santa Rosa in Peru, and the local table follows the river. A private jet menu for Amazonas starts with tambaqui, pirarucu and tucunaré, the freshwater fish of the region, served as grilled fillets with the sauce apart so the skin does not soften in the drawer. Private jet food from this part of Amazonas also means cupuaçu, açaí, Brazil nuts and manioc flour, the farofa and tapioca that every crew from Manaus knows. Our inflight menu for Tabatinga keeps the local specialities honest: river fish on gourmet inflight meals, tropical fruit on private jet platters, and cheese tapioca or fruit cups as private jet snacks for the leg out. Whatever is on the plate, it is packed for your galley and re-plated by you.
The Amazon around Tabatinga gives a private jet menu its own character: heat, humidity and river produce. Local specialities here include pirarucu, tambaqui and tucunaré, Brazil nut sweets, tapioca crepes and a long list of fruits from cupuaçu to açaí and camu-camu. We write the inflight menu for SBTT around those ingredients, building gourmet inflight meals with the sauce apart, private jet platters of tropical fruit, cheese and cured meats, and private jet snacks that survive a warm cabin. Private jet food for Amazonas must travel well in the Tabatinga climate, so everything is packed chilled, labelled by seat, and marked for oven, cold or re-plating.