Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) will celebrate 25 years at the forefront of aircraft cabin innovation during the 2026 show. This landmark edition of the expo, taking place from 14-16 April 2026 in Hamburg, will be the most ambitious yet, according to the organisers, RX
A new aviation standard has been drawn up that is intended to simplify applications for supplemental type certificates for inflatable restraints in the cabin
Astronics Corporation has acquired Bühler Motor Aviation to augment its portfolio of motion control solutions for passenger seats on commercial aircraft
Geven, the aircraft seating manufacturer, has made its milestone first Boeing line-fit delivery. The debut is on an Arajet Boeing 737 MAX
Airbus is preparing to introduce a new cabin architecture to the A220, with the distinctive Airspace cabin scheme and its added features tailored to the A220’s dimensions. The A220 Airspace cabin is expected to be available for line-fit aircraft in 2026, with a retrofit option to follow
Highlights from the September issue include an insider view of a task force making IFE more accessible for passengers with impairments; United Airlines discusses the progress of the huge United Next cabin retrofit programme; a look at accessible lavatory options for narrowbodies; how to deal with IFE hardware at the end of life, plus news, views, and more
The RedCabin Trinity Award recognises innovation in the aircraft interior sector, and also offers winners the opportunity to collaborate with an airline and gain business. The awards organisers have released the shortlist of 25 contestants, with the winners due to be presented as part of the Aircraft Cabin Innovation Summit in Dublin
The application window for the Crystal Cabin Award, the prestigious honour for innovation in the aircraft cabin, is now open. The eight categories of the 2026 awards include a new opportunity for start-up companies to have their innovative ideas assessed and celebrated
Air Côte d’Ivoire has taken delivery of the first of its two Airbus A330-900neo aircraft. The airline has specified a four-class cabin configuration, with four seats in first class, 44 in business class, 21 in premium economy class, and 173 in economy class
Thompson Aero Seating (TAS) has today launched a ‘brand elevation’ campaign that celebrates not just the strength of the company, but the people that have driven its success, highlighting their qualities of warmth, passion and collaboration
