Airlines Serve Pringles in Flight

Get ready for some exciting in-flight snacking news! Nordcurrent has just launched a thrilling new event for their popular cooking game, Airplane Chefs, featuring an unexpected collaboration with Pringles. If you love managing your virtual cabin crew, your flight is about to become a lot more delicious.

Nordcurrent, the studio behind hits like Cooking Fever, has partnered with Pringles to bring the famous crispy snack aboard the virtual flights in Airplane Chefs. This follows other successful brand integrations, such as the previous Coca-Cola collaboration in Cooking Fever.

Pringles Is The First Real-World Brand Integration In Airplane Chefs

Starting this week, you can serve the iconic Pringles cans to your passengers. Since Pringles are already a popular real-life travel snack, their inclusion in the game adds a fun layer of realism. Who can resist that satisfying crunch?

Pringles will initially appear on the popular Denver flight route in Airplane Chefs. The next time you're managing service on that route, keep an eye out for snack orders featuring those familiar red cans. You'll find Pringles conveniently stocked on the kitchen shelves, ready to be served.

This special Airplane Chefs and Pringles collaboration is a limited-time event, running for just six months. Be sure to experience it while you can! You can watch the official collaboration trailer right here.

Is That It?

Yes, the integration is straightforward. Unlike some cooking games, there are no specific Pringles-themed challenges or special missions to complete. You won't be unlocking hidden snack levels, but that doesn't make serving these tasty crisps any less enjoyable.

Looking ahead, Airplane Chefs has more content planned. This December, the game will introduce its 14th destination, set in a vibrant and colorful city. New features, including auto-cookers and engaging mini-games, are also on the horizon.

If you haven't already, download Airplane Chefs from the Google Play Store and join the fun.

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