Yes, most full-service legacy airlines (like British Airways, Emirates, and Delta) still provide complimentary meals on long-haul international flights in 2026. Typically, you will receive a hot meal shortly after takeoff and a smaller snack or breakfast before landing. However, there has been a significant shift in the industry: Low-cost international carriers (like Norse Atlantic, Jetstar, or AirAsia X) usually follow a "buy-on-board" model where no food is included in the base fare. On these flights, you must pre-order a meal or buy snacks mid-flight. Even on full-service carriers, 2026 has seen a trend toward "customizable" dining where you can pay extra for "premium" meals. It is also important to note that "short-haul" international flights (e.g., London to Paris or New York to Toronto) rarely provide a full meal in economy anymore, often only offering a small snack and water. Always check your "Manage Booking" page to see if a meal is included in your specific fare class.