Overview
- United said it will feature Godiva chocolates in domestic first class for the month of April as a limited promotion marking both brands’ 100-year anniversaries.
- The offer applies to U.S. first class flights longer than 901 miles, with exclusions for flights departing from Canada and Latin America.
- Cabin crew will present the chocolates about 90 minutes before landing as part of the pre-arrival service, with one offered to each passenger.
- Flight attendants will serve from a bowl on a silver tray using tongs with a napkin, and each flight will be stocked with enough pieces for every first class customer.
- Coverage characterizes the perk as a modest upgrade that signals United is keeping small luxuries in its premium cabins despite cost pressure across the industry.