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Virgin Australia Launches Winter Menu

Brisbane, Australia – May 7, 2025 Virgin Australia has unveiled its latest seasonal menu refresh today, expanding its onboard dining options with internationally inspired cuisine across both cabin classes as part of the carrier’s continued customer experience investments.

ECONOMY CLASS

From today, economy class passengers will enjoy five new items that have been added to the onboard menu:

Savoury Beef Snack Pie and a classic Sausage Roll (AUD$12 and available on flights over 1.5 hours)

Triple Cheese and Caramelised Onion Sandwich (AUD$12)

Archie Rose Peach Gin and Soda (AUD$17)

Street Food Co. creamy Spinach and Ricotta Tortellini (AUD$16 and available on flights over 3.5 hours)

Chocamama Party Mix Lolly Bag (AUD$5.50)

Archie Rose Gin & Peach Soda. (AUD$13)

A can of Pringles, Balter XPA beer, a glass of beer, two meat pies with tomato sauce on a beige surfaceโ€”an appetizing spread reminiscent of an SAS Business Class Europe menu.
A can of Archie Rose Gin & Sour Peach drink next to a glass with ice and peach-colored liquid, alongside a whole peach and a peach slice on a stone surfaceโ€”refreshment that rivals sas business class ruope luxury.
A meat pie, sausage roll, and small bowl of sauce sit on a blue plate in front of stacked toast and a package labeled "Not Just a Pie in the Sky," reminiscent of an SAS Business Class Europe meal.
A plate of tortellini in a creamy white sauce, topped with grated cheese and black pepper, sits on a pink napkin on a gray surfaceโ€”reminiscent of the elegant meals served in SAS business class en route to Europe.

BUSINESS CLASS

The more extensive Business Class refresh, launching May 28, offers 35 rotating menu items across breakfast, lunch/dinner, and dessert categories. The breakfast includes 15 options, ranging from dragonfruit and coconut oat balls to creamy scrambled eggs with chicken chipolata and several variations of yogurt, pancakes, and French toast offerings.


Business travellers can choose from 17 lunch and dinner options featuring diverse global influences for main meals.

Standout dishes include pulled beef macaroni cheese with barbecue sauce, chicken parmigiana with mixed roast vegetables, three-bean quesadilla with sour cream and salsa, and chickpea masala with herbed jasmine rice.

The menu also features multiple pasta variations, Asian-inspired dishes like soba noodle salad and chicken teriyaki, and several options with vegetarian base dishes and optional protein additions.


The dessert rotation features three sweet options: eggless chocolate cake with icing sugar, strawberry cheesecake, and sticky date cake.

A meal tray in SAS Business Class Europe featuring gnocchi and vegetables, a glass of red drink, crackers with cheese, chocolate cake, and cutlery on a purple placemat.
A person in a red uniform holds a plate with a stack of pancakes topped with cream, berry jam, and a mint leafโ€”just the kind of breakfast you might enjoy in SAS Business Class en route to Europe.
A bowl of stuffed pasta with cherry tomatoes and greens, a side plate of cheese slices, and a glass of red wine on a purple placematโ€”reminiscent of a meal served in SAS Business Class on routes across Europe.
A hand reaches for a plate of pasta with cheese and vegetables, part of an elegant SAS Business Class Europe meal, accompanied by a glass of water, crackers with cheese, cake, and utensils on a napkin.
A meal tray served in SAS Business Class Europe includes rice, breaded fish, broccoli, curry sauce, a bread roll with butter, a slice of cake, and a glass of water on a placemat with utensils.
A breakfast setting inspired by SAS Business Class Europe, featuring French toast with strawberries, yogurt with berries, a pastry bar, orange juice, and cutlery arranged neatly on a purple placemat.
Risoni pasta and vegetable salad with grilled chicken and green goddess dressing

“This menu overhaul aligns with Virgin Australia’s strategic focus on differentiation through customer experience,” notes Kyler Chong, the airline’s General Manager of Product & Customer Strategy, who emphasized the carrier’s commitment to “bringing personality to the skies” through thoughtfully curated dining options.

The menu enhancement follows Virgin Australia’s recent operational innovations, including digital receipts and the carrier’s Australian-first baggage tracking system.

All selections will be rotated based on route, flight duration and time of day, with complimentary tea and coffee service in economy maintained on flights exceeding 55 minutes.

Photos courtesy of Virgin Australia