IATA and UNEP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address sustainability challenges in the aviation industry and ease the implementation of solutions. The initial focus of the partnership is on the reduction of single-use plastics products used inflight, and improving circularity in the use of plastics
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Join Airbus to explore its Airspace Cabin Vision 2035 plus, a concept to inspire the future travel experience. With a focus on minimising weight and maximising sustainability, innovations include bionic design, recycled polymers, knitted fabrics, interactive windows, biobased fabrics, greener lavatories, and new ideas for galleys
Collins Aerospace has developed a wireless connectivity solution for airplane galley inserts, which the company says will improve operational planning and reduce aircraft downtime for airlines
World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) and the Aviation Sustainability Forum (ASF) are calling on the aviation industry to find a way to bring circularity into the topic of in-cabin waste (ICW), and to build a more sustainable future for in-flight food, drinks and amenities
The Crystal Cabin Awards are the world’s most respected prize for aircraft cabin innovation. This year’s winners bring benefits for the airline passenger of today and tomorrow, with everything from beds in economy class, internet for budget airlines, and sustainability ideas to benefit the whole world
Creating memorable experiences will be a major theme at this year’s World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) on 6-8 June, with sessions in the Taste of Travel programme designed to inspire visitors to bring the ‘wow factor’ back to travel
The organisers of World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) have launched a new feature for next month’s show: the ‘Wellbeing Walk-Through’, which will bring attention to exhibitors showing products and services that cater to passenger wellbeing needs
easyJet has completed the deployment of portable streaming across its entire aircraft fleet, giving passengers access to games, content, airline information and inflight retail using their own mobile phones, tablet or laptops
The travel industry understands that there are many customers who have never drunk alcoholic beverages for various reasons, and many people who are watching their alcohol intake. This means that now, more than ever, it is essential to provide passengers with more choice
Halal products may well still be an area of passenger growth that hasn’t been fully realised or leveraged by onboard suppliers. With Muslim passengers accounting for such a large growth sector, it’s important to understand how Halal offerings can be better met