The next stage in Virgin Atlantic’s transition to a greener fleet is the introduction of the A330neo, which will also usher in a further development of the airline’s cabin design philosophy – and the airline’s largest business class suite yet
In its ongoing work to protect airline passengers, the Department of Transportation (USDOT) is moving forward with pro-consumer actions, including creating an Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights. The Bill has implications for cabin design
A small space but a big advance: Economy Skynest is a major moment in cabin design. Get a feel for the bunk beds coming to economy class in Air New Zealand’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from 2024, serving ultra-long-haul routes such as Auckland to New York
Air New Zealand’s 2024 Dreamliner cabins offer customers several upgrade options, with sleep available at several price points. Take a tour of the innovative cabin designs
Air New Zealand’s Hangar 22 lab has revealed an ultra-long-haul cabin for its Boeing 787-9s, developed to offer the best sleep in the sky for a range of budgets. This is a landmark moment in aviation
14-16 June 2022 saw more than 12,000 professionals from the cabin interiors industry pass through the doors of Hamburg Messe to celebrate the return of Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) – the first in-person AIX since the Covid-19 pandemic
Eight innovative aircraft interiors designs and technologies fought their way through an impressive list of finalists to be hailed the winners of the Crystal Cabin Awards 2022
Airbus is cooperating on the marketing and supply of Diehl’s touchless lavatory kit for all A320 Family and A330ceo aircraft, a hygiene upgrade that can be installed overnight
Italy’s new flag carrier has begun a major aircraft interiors upgrade programme across its Airbus fleet, with Safran involved throughout the whole programme, including seating, galleys, IFE, crew rests and more
HAECO Cabin Solutions and Diehl Aviation have co-developed three new cabin upgrade options for narrowbody aircraft, all designed to reduce weight, increase capacity, and improve passenger comfort