Etihad Engineering, EOS and Baltic3D have entered into an R&D cooperation to achieve true serial additive manufacturing (3D printing) capabilities for aircraft interior parts
Browsing: Cabin Design
Cathay Pacific’s new Airbus A321neo made its first flight this week, featuring a customised nose-to-tail interior by JPA Design and 4K seatback IFE screens with Bluetooth audio streaming
HAECO Cabin Solutions has entered into a preferred strategic commercial agreement with Diehl Aviation. The two companies will combine their core competencies and experience, with the aim of becoming the market leader in aircraft cabin optimisation projects
The Aviation AM Centre, an additive manufacturing (AM) centre for certified cabin interior polymer parts has opened in Dusseldorf, designed to improve sustainability and address the challenges of aircraft operators and MRO organisations, which need to reduce costs and downtime
Collins has upgraded its PSU designs to enhance the passenger experience while optimising weight and performance. The modular design integrates directly with oxygen units and conforms to a variety of seat pitches
Three Italian companies have joined forces to reimagine commercial aircraft interior design and the passenger experience. The project, named RATIOS, is intended to completely rethink cabins to meet the needs of various travellers and benefit the environment
Embraer has revealed a ‘semi-private’ configuration for the ERJ 145 jet, which means the 50-seater aircraft can now be configured from 16 to 28 premium seats, with one seat configuration on each side of the aisle, increasing social distancing and comfort
The delivery of the first A321LR aircraft with an Airspace cabin is a big event for JetBlue, and for FACC, which collaborated on the development and manufacturing of the A320 Family Airspace cabin
Jet Aviation in Basel has received an STC from EASA for the methodology and analysis used in certifying interior installations on Boeing 787. This STC is the first of its type ever to be granted to a completion centre
Airbus and Lufthansa Technik (LHT) have signed a cooperation agreement to co-develop temporary ‘Cargo in the Cabin’ kits for the A330, a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) offer designed to enable operators to load cargo into the cabins of their A330-200 and A330-300 aircraft