Avianca, the flag carrier of Colombia, has collaborated with the PriestmanGoode studio to develop an evolution of its Insignia international business class. The airline will begin retrofitting a new design of suite on its Boeing 787s from 2027
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Avianca has worked with PriestmanGoode to create an evolution of its Insignia international business class with greater comfort and privacy, and a more refined colour palette
The deadline for submissions to the Seamless Journey award has been extended, with entries due by 9th October. The Crystal Cabin Award has joined forces with APEX to create this new award in recognition of concepts and solutions that connect the aircraft cabin with the wider end-to-end passenger journey
Heart Aerospace has unveiled the ES-36, a clean-sheet, 36-seat hybrid-electric regional airliner with a planned entry into service of 2031. JSX has been announced as launch customer, having placed a deposit-backed purchase agreement for 50 ES-36 aircraft
The Crystal Cabin Award, the most coveted award in the aircraft interiors sector, is about to reach its milestone 20th year. Have you developed the next breakthrough in the passenger experience?
The Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) has joined forces with the Crystal Cabin Award to create a new prize in recognition of concepts and solutions that connect the aircraft cabin with the wider end-to-end passenger journey
Porter Airlines has shared details of the cabin refresh scheme being rolled out across its entire fleet of 29 De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft
The Green Cabin Alliance (GCA) has announced a collaborative initiative intended to help airlines accelerate the transition to more sustainable and circular aircraft cabins. Airline Allies will bring airlines together with interiors manufacturers, suppliers, designers and material innovators to tackle shared sustainability challenges
Air New Zealand has revealed details of the cabin interior upgrade programme being undertaken across its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft fleet. The programme will see the airline’s seven legacy B777-300ERs retrofitted with new Business Premier and Economy class cabins
Emirates’ massive US$ 5 billion cabin retrofit programme is continuing apace, with 100 aircraft now refurbished. Reaching this milestone number has required 44 months and 4.4 million man hours of work