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January 5, 2009
Air Culinaire and Morton's Restaurant Group, Inc. (NYSE: MRT) are taking in-flight fine dining to new heights through a new partnership that will offer Morton's legendary steaks and cuisine to private aviation clients and passengers for the first time.
Air Culinaire, a leading provider of premium in-flight catering and concierge services for business aircraft owners and corporate jet operators, will offer signature selections from Morton's The Steakhouse, home of the "Best Steak Anywhere." Effective immediately, aviation clients and customers in 12 of Air Culinaire's 14 U.S. markets will have the option of placing orders with Air Culinaire for select Morton's menu offerings, with a minimum of 24 hours notice. Working directly with Morton's steakhouses in each market, Air Culinaire will coordinate the logistics, packaging, delivery and onboard service of each Morton's order. Operators and flight crews will be able to order Morton's legendary USDA prime steaks as well as succulent seafood, appetizers, side dishes and tempting desserts that are usually served on the ground at Morton's 80 steakhouses around the world.
"This rare partnership with Morton's, a fine-dining leader for 30 years, is a prime opportunity to expand and enhance Air Culinaire's world-class in-flight menu," said Paul Schweitzer, President of Air Chef Holdings, LLC, the Columbus, Ohio-based parent company of Air Culinaire. "We know that Morton's steaks and signature items will meet our clients' high expectations and satisfy their airborne appetites."
"We're taking our legendary Morton's brand of fine dining to the skies for the first time through this strategic partnership with Air Culinaire," said Thomas J. Baldwin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Morton's Restaurant Group, Inc. "In-flight guests served by Air Culinaire will have the option of savoring the high-quality Midwest grain-fed beef and signature selections that have become the trademark at Morton's steakhouses for decades."
January 5, 2009
Air Culinaire to Offer Morton's Selections on Private Aviation Flights
Air Culinaire and Morton's Restaurant Group, Inc. (NYSE: MRT) are taking in-flight fine dining to new heights through a new partnership that will offer Morton's legendary steaks and cuisine to private aviation clients and passengers for the first time.
Air Culinaire, a leading provider of premium in-flight catering and concierge services for business aircraft owners and corporate jet operators, will offer signature selections from Morton's The Steakhouse, home of the "Best Steak Anywhere." Effective immediately, aviation clients and customers in 12 of Air Culinaire's 14 U.S. markets will have the option of placing orders with Air Culinaire for select Morton's menu offerings, with a minimum of 24 hours notice. Working directly with Morton's steakhouses in each market, Air Culinaire will coordinate the logistics, packaging, delivery and onboard service of each Morton's order. Operators and flight crews will be able to order Morton's legendary USDA prime steaks as well as succulent seafood, appetizers, side dishes and tempting desserts that are usually served on the ground at Morton's 80 steakhouses around the world.
"This rare partnership with Morton's, a fine-dining leader for 30 years, is a prime opportunity to expand and enhance Air Culinaire's world-class in-flight menu," said Paul Schweitzer, President of Air Chef Holdings, LLC, the Columbus, Ohio-based parent company of Air Culinaire. "We know that Morton's steaks and signature items will meet our clients' high expectations and satisfy their airborne appetites."
"We're taking our legendary Morton's brand of fine dining to the skies for the first time through this strategic partnership with Air Culinaire," said Thomas J. Baldwin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Morton's Restaurant Group, Inc. "In-flight guests served by Air Culinaire will have the option of savoring the high-quality Midwest grain-fed beef and signature selections that have become the trademark at Morton's steakhouses for decades."
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