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Luxury at Altitude: Caviar at 40,000 ft
There are many types of caviar around the world. However, what is considered the original “authentic” caviar comes strictly from sturgeon roe from the Caspian Sea region, which is how the name “caviar” was coined (originally only used referring to sturgeon eggs).
Aug 11, 20254 min read


Ukko’s Expert Guide to Wine & Food Pairing at 30,000 Feet
Because dry cabin air accelerates dehydration and enhances alcohol absorption, we recommend pairing every glass of wine with at least two glasses of water. This helps cleanse the palate, soften tannins, and improve guest comfort—especially on longer flights.
Aug 4, 20254 min read


How Ukko Designs the Perfect Inflight Menu — What Actually Works at 40,000 Feet
. At cruising altitude, dry cabin air and lower pressure dull passengers’ sense of taste and smell by up to 30%. That’s why crafting inflight menus for private aviation takes more than great ingredients — it takes culinary expertise, altitude science, and flawless execution.
Jul 28, 20253 min read
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