American Airlines announces new alcohol-free, health-conscious beverage options for 2025

As the first month of 2025 draws to a close, Americans may still be sticking to healthy New Year’s resolutions.

American Airlines has announced a healthy menu and “Dry January” mocktails to help travelers “stay active and healthy on the go,” according to a press release.

Five new mocktails have been added to Admirals Clubs featuring turmeric, ginger, elderberry juice and other health-promoting ingredients.

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Oat milk creamer and La Croix sparkling water are added to the drinks list.

American Airlines menu options include vegetarian, vegan, kosher, lactose-free, Muslim, Hindu, diabetic and gluten-free.

Special meals are available for pre-order before flights.

“Our health-forward dishes are made to taste great while supporting fluid intake, aiding digestion, and being nutrient-dense,” said Kim Cisek, America’s vice president of customer experience, in a statement.

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Cisek added, “At American, we want our passengers to arrive at their final destinations feeling fulfilled and refreshed to enjoy whatever adventures lie ahead.”

American Airlines has added five new cocktails to its drink list at Admirals Clubs. (Drew Anger/Getty Images)

The change comes as President Donald Trump focuses on his Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative, which aims to improve nutrition, eliminate toxins, preserve natural habitats and fight the chronic disease epidemic, according to the MAHA website.

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Earlier this month, US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued a guideline linking alcohol to at least seven types of cancer.

“Alcohol is a well-established, preventable cause of cancer that accounts for approximately 100,000 cancer cases and 20,000 deaths annually in the United States … yet most Americans are unaware of this risk,” Murthy said in the advisory.

American Airlines has added additional meals to accommodate various onboard food restrictions. (Stock)

The airline has also partnered with fitness app FitOn to offer travelers guided stretching videos and meditation techniques.

“Long-term sitting, especially on long flights, can lend itself to muscle stiffness and poor circulation – all of which can be prevented with a few simple steps taken from the comfort of your seat,” added Cisek.

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Fox News Digital has reached out to American Airlines for further comment.