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United Airlines Post Fuels Buzz About Possible In-N-Out Burger Partnership  Matthew Klint  Posted onNovember 24, 2025  28 Comments    Over the weekend, United Airlines posted a picture on Instagram, leaving me and many others wondering (hoping, I suppose) that a partnership with In-N-Out could really transform the airline burger wars. A United Airlines Partnership With In-N-Out Burger Would Be DeliciousâŚ. United re-posted an image of an Airbus A320 flying over the iconic In-N-Out LAX on Sepulveda Boulevard, just a short walk from the airport. Thereâs a park across the street from the airport and Iâve spent many hours there watching planes fly overhead.  View this post on Instagram  A post shared by United Airlines (@united) > Read More: - Boysâ Night Out At LAX - The Great Airport Burger Debate: Five Guys, Shake Shack, Or In-N-Out Burger? - In-N-Out LAX: The Great Melting Pot Is that just a nice picture of a classic car and a United jetâŚor could it be a subtle hint of a new partnership? Recall that I speculated whether United would launch a partnership with McDonaldâs earlier this year after some collaboration and even a special flight to âMcDonaldland.â For better or for worse, that never happened. > Read More: - Is United Airlines Bringing Back McDonaldâs Onboard? - United Flight 919 To McDonaldland With A Purple Seatmate In Polaris Business Class⌠While I think a McDonaldâs relationship still makes the most sense (first, because there is a historic link between United and McDonaldâs and second, because McDonaldâs is another Chicago-based publicly traded company), I think all of us who love In-N-Out would love to see its burgers onboard United Airlines and this post has fueled no shortage of chatter. And Deltaâs partnership with ShakeShake at least puts such a partnership within the realm of possibility (and those burgers onboard are deliciousâŚ). > Read More: - Delta Air Lines Adds Shake Shack Burgers To First Class Menu - Epic: Shake Shack Cheeseburger On Delta Air Lines I know this is probably just wishful thinking, but hey United cateringâŚfolks would love to have In-N-Out onboard and it would certainly save me a trip after my flights to LAX! đ Would you eat an In-N-Out burger if available on United Airlines?
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