Off the news: Hawaiian’s free meals fly into the sunset

For flyers, another “good old days” era comes to an end June 30, when Hawaiian Airlines will eliminate complimentary meals in its main cabin on most long-haul mainland routes. The homegrown carrier is one of the very last airlines still serving free meals in coach, and though reviews of the food are mixed — think a cheese-filled jumbo pasta shell or processed-meat sandwich — it was at least a serviceable perk that very few others offered.

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