This prototype galley design spiked interest from various airline customers at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2017. The galley features were designed from research carried out by AIM Altitude in New Zealand, and could be a first step towards new features for next-generation galleys
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- The replaceable décor panels are a useful feature. The galley exterior panels can be easily removed or replaced if damaged, and are also easily interchangeable to meet custom branding needs
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- The galley prototype on show in Hamburg. Zoe Wenn, industrial designer at AIM Altitude, explained the concept, “The prototype is a first step towards some possible new features for next-generation galleys. We have focussed on testing the products and getting first-hand feedback from airlines for us to continue to refine the design. Our intent would be to include some of these features on our baseline standard galleys in the future”
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- The clean aesthetic can help make galleys look less cold and industrial
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- The flush pull-out table is a user-minded functional enhancement to make greater use of space
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- The pantry is a unique way of storing traditional galley equipment. This full-height pantry unit can store of Atlas drawers or standard units, and also has benefits in terms of crew access, galley capacity and aesthetics
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- A half- height pantry unit is also available
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- The smooth surfaces are easy to keep clean and hygienic
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- The clip-on trim system is a maintenance-friendly option for the simple replacement of damaged trim, helping to keep the galley looking pristine. Trim colors can also be customized to meet brand requirements
