Let them eat pesto pasta, JetBlue decrees. This summer, the airline tried out a new menu sans hot food for international coach passengers flying into Dublin and Edinburgh. JetBlue has decided to continue the rollout of said cold meals for economy class passengers,

JetBlue Airways is no longer serving hot food to economy passengers on transatlantic flights. "After a trial run this summer on our Dublin and Edinburgh seasonal flights, we extended a new core menu onto our six transatlantic daily flights this fall,

JetBlue’s economy class passengers will no longer find hot meals on the menu aboard transatlantic flights. The airline’s new menus for its core economy class feature a note: “all items served chilled.”

The airline is dropping the temperature on food served to economy-class passengers on all transatlantic flights.

JetBlue's economy passengers on transatlantic flights can only order cold meals. The airline has reduced crew numbers after profits dropped.

Hot meals are now reserved for JetBlue's premium Mint class passengers on transatlantic flights. Mint provides fully lie-flat beds, "restaurant-style" small plates, larger TVs and other perks. JetBlue said it had a trial run on new menu options on summer flights to Dublin and Edinburgh.