Alagoas gives a private jet menu its character: the lagoons and reefs around Maceió supply the fish and the shellfish, the groves supply the coconut, and the interior supplies sun-dried meat and cassava. An inflight menu for MCZ built on these is local specialities, not a generic tray.
Sururu, the small lagoon mollusc, is the signature of the state; it travels as a stew that goes into the galley oven, with the rice and the farofa packed apart. Moqueca de peixe is the other pillar, with coconut milk and dendê oil, packed sauce apart so the fish does not overcook in the re-plating.
Private jet food from Alagoas also means tapioca, cuscuz and the bolo de macaxeira, which work cold in the drawer. The seafood changes with the tide and the season, so the final private jet menu is confirmed against what the market has that day.
For guests arriving at SBMO, the fruit plate matters: cajá, graviola, pitanga and cashew fruit, plus coconut water served chilled in its own bottle.