Dnata expands its in-flight catering service through a new partnership with Asiana Airlines in Prague. As a result, this collaboration covers three weekly flights between Prague and Incheon, South Korea. Asiana Airlines now delivers improved onboard meals by leveraging Dnata’s culinary expertise.
Therefore, Dnata will prepare and serve over 37,000 meals each year at Václav Havel Airport. This step further strengthens its presence in the Czech Republic and across Europe. Moreover, Dnata already supports 18 airlines in Prague with efficient and high-quality services.
In addition, its global catering network spans more than 60 international locations. The company, in fact, produces over 110 million meals annually for various airline partners. Meanwhile, a skilled team of 10,500 professionals maintains consistency and operational excellence. Dnata also supports full-service, low-cost, and VIP carriers with tailored meal solutions. Consequently, Asiana Airlines can now offer passengers an elevated in-flight dining experience.
Recently, Dnata tested an electric catering truck in Prague under real-world flight conditions. The truck successfully completed 230 flights and traveled 730 kilometers during the trial. Following this success, Dnata plans to expand its electric vehicle usage globally.
Furthermore, its environmental strategy focuses on cutting waste and switching to renewable energy. To that end, the company implements eco-friendly technologies to reduce its carbon footprint. Looking ahead, Dnata will continue to grow through strategic airline partnerships worldwide.
Because of its strong reputation, it continues to attract leading carriers like Asiana Airlines. Ultimately, this partnership reflects a shared goal of innovation and service quality. Together, both companies aim to redefine in-flight dining on international routes.
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