Are any airlines serving craft beer?

Virgin America has served Anchor & 21st Amendment. Hawaiian has served Kona & Mehana for inter-island at least.

 

I would hate to pay airline prices for craft beer.

 

Delta is stepping their game up...

http://beerstreetjournal.com/sweetwater-delta-expand-can-offerings-flights/

 

Frontier Airlines always has some CO craft brew or two of some sort. I know I've seen Dale's Pale and Fat Tire.

 

Hawaiian, Alaskan both serve good beer. I will gladly pay extra to NOT take a United flight thank you very much.

 

This is one of the last frontiers craft has not infiltrated.

 

Alaska Airlines. On a side note, I'm also somewhat of an airline geek. Delta recently has been making a big push into the Seatac market, and a lot of industry people seem to think they want a slice of Alaska's pie. Perhaps Delta upping their game, beer-wise, is a happy side effect?

 

Welcome to PDX.

 

Southwest has Fat Tire

 

Meh, SW airlines serves Fat Tire

 

You need to fly through PDX. Growler stations inside security, so you can take it home(still can't open it on the plane though). Also bottles of local beer, all at "Street Pricing". The aport has a policy that stuff inside the airport can't be more expensive than what it's sold for outside.

 

Pretty sure Stone has a store in the San Diego airport, too.

 

-from Craft Business Daily- 6/26/14
Golden Road, HMSHost to Launch "Carry On Citrus Ale" at 30-Plus Airports This Year
Dear Client:
L.A.'s Golden Road and global restaurateur HMSHost have teamed up to release the first craft beer made exclusively for airports, Carry On Citrus Ale, the company has just announced. The citrus-forward ale will be Golden Road's first brand available outside of its California-only distribution, and will hit HMSHost venues in 16 oz. cans at select airports by July 4.

As of July, Carry On Citrus Ale will be available in airports in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Fresno, Oakland, Palm Springs, Sacramento, Santa Ana, Las Vegas and Phoenix. By the end of 2014, the beer will enter airports in Chicago, Denver, Minneapolis, Portland, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Boise, Spokane and nine major airports in Florida.

 

Might have to start flying Delta...

 

Surly brews served on Sun Country Airlines

 

Yes they do.

 

Can you get beer or growlers to go at Stone in the SAN airport?

 

Delta serves cans of Sweetwater IPA and 420 on their flights now.. Tall boys I think?