Airplane Chefs Introduce Pringles as Ultimate In-Flight Snack!

Get ready to add some crunch to your virtual flight experience as Nordcurrent, the masterminds behind popular titles like Cooking Fever, have just launched a thrilling new event for their cooking game, Airplane Chefs. This unexpected collaboration with Pringles is set to make your in-game life as a flight attendant even tastier.

Nordcurrent is no stranger to exciting partnerships, having previously joined forces with Coca-Cola for a successful collab in Cooking Fever. Now, they're bringing the iconic taste of Pringles into the skies of Airplane Chefs, marking the first real-world brand integration for this game.

Pringles Make Their Debut in Airplane Chefs

Starting this week, you'll have the chance to serve the beloved Pringles cans to passengers on your virtual flights. Given that Pringles are a staple snack on real airplanes, their addition to Airplane Chefs adds a delightful touch of realism. Who can resist the allure of a Pringle?

The Pringles cans will first appear on the Denver flight, one of the game's most popular routes. Keep an eye out for the iconic red cans on the kitchen shelves next time you're managing this route. Simply grab them and serve them up to satisfy your passengers' snack cravings.

This exciting Airplane Chefs x Pringles collaboration will be available for the next six months, so make sure to savor it while you can. Don't miss out on the official trailer for this tasty partnership below!

What Else to Expect?

While there won't be any special in-game challenges or missions centered around Pringles, the addition of this beloved snack is sure to add a fun twist to your gameplay. And keep an eye out for upcoming updates; in December, Airplane Chefs will introduce its 14th location, set in a vibrant and lively city. New features such as auto-cookers and engaging mini-games are also on the horizon.

So, what are you waiting for? Hop on board and download Airplane Chefs from the Google Play Store if you haven't already. And while you're at it, check out our news on the new AR game Solebound, which lets you explore real places and clear the map.