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
Browsing: Galleys & Monuments
Lufthansa Technik has completed the first Boeing 787 cabin modification at its widebody base maintenance site in Malta. The comprehensive cabin modifications, carried out for Lufthansa, included the installation of the new Allegris cabin and seating configuration, and a full upgrade of the cabin monuments
The organisers of World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo 2026 (WTCE) have shared details of the many new show features, returning highlights, new products and exhibitors, and learning opportunities awaiting visitors to the show in Hamburg on 14-16 April
The organisers of Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) have shared full details of the 2026 event, which they say will be the most ambitious in the show’s 25-year history, with new features and experiences
Headline topics from the March issue include the potential of Artificial intelligence (AI) in cabin design, predictions for the 2076 passenger experience, the story of the UK design studios, inflight amenities, and of course extensive previews of Aircraft Interiors Expo 2026 and WTCE 2026
Airbus Corporate Helicopters (ACH) has unveiled a mock-up cabin interior of its new ACH140 Line model at the Verticon 2026 vertical aviation expo in Atlanta, USA
Following a round of voting by the judging panel, the 24 finalists in the Crystal Cabin Award 2026 have been chosen. The finalists represent all aspects of aircraft cabin and passenger experience innovation, from comfort, accessibility and sustainability, to digitalisation, efficiency, and onboard safety
Aircraft interiors specialist, ACS UK, has secured two significant new monuments contracts with tier-one global airlines, marking a strong return to market just months after reopening its order book
The 2026 Showcase issue of Aircraft Interiors International is now available online! This special edition is packed full of ideas, designs, materials, design approaches and technologies that can help inspire future aircraft cabin projects – and enable their launch
Jamco Corporation has signed definitive agreements to acquire 100% of Schüschke, a supplier of aircraft cabin interior hardware such as lavatory components. Schüschke has an 83% market share in Airbus new build programmes