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I didn't know this was a thing: cakes to celebrate a new route.

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Airlines celebrated new routes with cake. Then it got competitive

While airports and airlines are focused on profits, service, and safety, it turns out they all secretly want to win a popular industry award for the best cake too.
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Anyone been lucky enough to taste a slice of one of these cakes?
 
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Yes! It's a thing :) Have read lots of inaugural route trip reports and there's always a cake or cupcakes to celebrate. The ones in the story are pretty elaborate, and the Qantas one is pretty cool.
 
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