Fall brings crisp evenings, amazing color changes – and, starting October 12, a new lineup of menu options to enjoy on board your next Alaska Airlines flight. The airline continues to offer fresh, healthy choices for their guests in all cabins, including a variety of entrees that are vegetarian, vegan and made without gluten. Half of the meals in First Class are now made without gluten ingredients.

One of Alaska Airlines' newest options is the Brusselin’ Vegan Salad developed in partnership with Evergreens, a West Coast-based company that makes gourmet, freshly chopped salads. It’s also gluten free. Alaska Airlines is also serving a tasty sandwich with a fun name – the West Coast Muffuletta. Plus, the airline has welcomed Oregon-based Aviation Gin to the airline's spirit selections. It’s all part of the most comprehensive domestic food and beverage program in the industry.

In the Main Cabin, Alaska continues to offer fan favorites like the Signature Fruit & Cheese Platter and the Charcuterie Platter. Alaska Airlines is also introducing new seasonal offerings in the Main Cabin available for pre-order only on most flights longer than 1,100 miles:

Brusselin’ Vegan Salad

Designed in partnership with Evergreens, a bed of Tuscan kale and crisp romaine lettuce, topped with roasted shaved Brussels sprouts, red quinoa, fresh red peppers, golden raisins, capers and roasted almond slices, served with an agave and apple cider dressing.

West Coast Muffuletta

Alaska Airlines' take on the popular New Orleans classic: thinly sliced cured ham, prosciutto and Soppressata on a sesame-crusted ciabatta roll with mozzarella cheese, fresh arugula, and an avocado and olive pesto.

In First Class, Alaska Airlines has a variety of new meals on flights longer than 1,100 miles for both breakfast and lunch/dinner.

Gluten Free Apple, Pumpkin and Pork Shoulder Breakfast Hash

Gluten Free Apple, Pumpkin and Pork Shoulder Breakfast Hash. Foods are made in an establishment that may contain gluten or other allergens.

Other highlights:

• Scrambled Egg Breakfast Crepes (vegetarian)
• Caramelized Onion and Potato Frittata (gluten free, vegetarian)
• Asparagus and Shitake Mushroom Risotto (gluten free, vegetarian)
• Sous-Vide Kalbi Beef (gluten free)
• Brick Spiced Chicken (gluten free)
• Chickpea Teriyaki (vegan)

While most U.S. airlines do not offer fresh food items unless flights are longer than 900 miles, Alaska continues to offer freshly prepared meals in First Class on flights as short as 550 miles. For flights under 1,100 miles, Alaska Airlines has new First Class choices including a Ham and Gouda Breakfast Sandwich, Smoked Brisket Torta, and a Vegan Quinoa and Roasted Carrot Salad to name a few.

Alaska Airlines is proudly serving a selection of new and returning beverages from West Coast companies:

Aviation Gin

Handcrafted in Portland, Oregon since 2006, this is a smooth, balanced gin. It’s the foundation for Alaska's new onboard cocktail, Wheels Up, Alaska Airlines' take on a refreshing grapefruit gin fizz. Alaska Airlines uses True Grapefruit for a flavor kick – it now joins True Lemon and True Lime on the flights.

• Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka. A guest favorite that’s now back on board. Made and bottled in Bend, Oregon
• Dark Harvest Wine. Available in First Class and from Washington State’s Chateau Ste. Michelle Estates Collection. The airline is featuring Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay
• Anchor Brewing West Coast IPA. From San Francisco
• Fremont Brewing Golden Pilsner. From Seattle

Alaska Airlines knows convenience matters. The industry-leading pre-order program makes it easy for Alaska Airlines' guests to order their favorites up to two weeks before their flight and up to 20 hours prior to departure in all cabins. The airline's Signature Fruit and Cheese Platter is always available for all classes of service. Fresh food in the Main Cabin is available only by pre-ordering it, so make sure you stake claim to what looks good before you fly. Snacks and Picnic Packs do not require pre-ordering; they’re available on board most flights longer than two hours.

Don’t forget: Mileage Plan members can store a method of payment in their account for touch-free inflight purchases, including food and beverages.