The winners of the 2019 Crystal Cabin Awards have been revealed. Read on to find out the eight aircraft cabin innovations that won the industry’s most coveted prizes, and the ideas that gave them some close competition…
New IFE delivery standards, and new opportunities to make those standards part of a larger ecosystem, are advancing file-based workflows, leading eventually to the Cloud
A disruptive inflight connectivity technology could be enabled by co-opting existing LED light sources to transmit data throughout the cabin. Welcome to the world of Li-Fi
After more than 20 years in the aviation sector, Boeing’s payloads chief architect, PJ Wilcynski, is still in love with the magic of flight – and the promise of the next 20 years
Can a happy flying experience attract hearts and wallets? We asked two of the world’s foremost experts in the field – Boeing’s Blake Emery and Kent Craver – how emotion can benefit brand and revenue
IdeaWorksCompany and CarTrawler have released a report estimating that airline a la carte revenue worldwide reached US$65 billion worldwide for 2018. A big number, but it gets even more interesting when the regional details are added…
We are a step closer to finding out the top eight aircraft innovations for 2019, as recognized in the 2019 Crystal Cabin Awards. From virtual windows to yoga studios, suites to galleys, apps to accessibility, the shortlist is as impressive as it is broad
The design brief for the Airlander 10 luxury airship was ‘To create a whole new experience for seasoned and discerning travelers that is at once exhilarating, wondrous, and like nothing else on Earth’. Has the design team achieved this goal? Let’s take a look at the plans…
Ingo Wuggetzer, vice president of cabin marketing at Airbus, explains why passenger well-being should be at the heart of
any cabin decisions
Remember when Airbus got the world talking about the notion of adding a second level of seating to the aircraft cabin? Let’s consider the true viability of tiered seating