Highlights from the June issue include the inside story of Glowing Hearted, the design framework for a new Air Canada; the latest advances in inflight connectivity; the 2026 seating review featuring the latest platform and comfort options across every class of travel; plus news, views, and more
Emirates has completed the first of 15 cabin refurbishment and reconfigurations scheduled for the two-class A380 aircraft in its fleet. A key element of the retrofit work was the installation of a premium economy cabin in the upper deck
The Aircraft Cabin Innovation Summit Europe is coming up fast, and there is a lot to look forward to, including the Discover Blue cabin mock-up, which will showcase supplier innovations
What are the most innovative new ideas that can improve the airline passenger experience? That question is answered once a year by a panel of 27 aviation industry experts from around the world that gathers to decide the winners of the Crystal Cabin Awards
The Bucher Group has been selected to become a supplier-furnished equipment (SFE) supplier of galleys and stowages for the Airbus A320 family of aircraft
Sekisui Kydex and EnCore have developed the Parlor, a passenger-facing social galley concept for wide-body aircraft demonstrating thermoplastic materials in cabin applications
Saudia Arabia-based low-cost airline, Flyadeal, has selected the seating manufacturers for its 10 new two-class Airbus A330-900neo aircraft scheduled to enter service in mid-2027
AVIC Cabin Systems UK (ACS UK) is showing visitors to AIX a special galley and onboard bar concept designed to enhance functionality, branding, and the passenger experience
Demgy Group, a designer and manufacturer of aircraft interior components, has shared details of its plans for Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) 2026, with key themes being advanced materials, functional integration, and scalable manufacturing processes
With the return of VT‑ALL, the Boeing 777‑300ER which is the last of Air India’s 30 grounded aircraft, the final chapter of the airline’s massive US$400 million revival programme is now complete
