Air India has provided an update on the progress of its US$400 million fleet retrofit programme, aimed at enhancing the airline’s customer experience and improving operational reliability across its legacy fleet
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Greenpoint Technologies, a business jet interior completion centre in Washington, USA, has delivered its latest V-VIP BBJ 787 interior completion to an undisclosed client
Korean Air is preparing to introduce Premium Class, a new premium-economy class offer, on its newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER fleet, with the first flights launching from mid-September
US-based experience consultancy, Geniant, has acquired NewTerritory, the UK-based design and brand experience studio. NewTerritory was founded by Luke Miles, a former head of design for Virgin Atlantic, with design clients including Delta Air Lines, Airbus, Coca-Cola, Aeroméxico and LATAM
Etihad Airways has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321LR, marking a key moment in its fleet expansion strategy. The cabin features a three-cabin configuration, including Etihad’s first-ever narrowbody First Suites, a 14-seat Business cabin, and 144 seats In Economy. Take a tour of this special aircraft
Heads Up Technologies (HUT), an aviation technology company, has announced its acquisition of Innovative Advantage (IA), a provider of cabin management system (CMS) backbone technology for business jets
Ahead of the landmark delivery of its first Airbus A350-900 this October, SWISS has presented the First and Business Class seats for its new cabin concept at its operations centre at Zurich Airport
In collaboration with Hamburg Aviation, a funding programme named Green Aviation Technologies II (GATE II), is supporting five R&D projects that could help advance the goals of environmental and operational efficiency
George Galanopoulos, CEO of Luxaviation UK, shares the ‘dos and don’ts’ of private jet interiors, offering expert advice on balancing personal taste with long-term value and market appeal
The Aviation Accessibility Task & Finish Group in the UK has developed a set of recommendations that airlines, airports and aviation regulators could adopt to make air travel safer and more accessible for disabled people