The organisers of Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX), the world’s biggest event dedicated to aircraft cabin innovation, has shared details of the 2025 event, which returns to Hamburg Messe, Germany, from 8-10 April
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Features in the March issue include an effective approach to making sustainable cabin choices; a look at why first class is back, and where it’s heading; advances in digital certification processes; an interview with ANA; and of course, AIX and WTCE show previews
EVA Air has revealed its fourth-generation premium-economy seat, installed in its newly delivered Boeing 787-9 aircraft. The airline says the seat takes the premium economy experience from an “upgraded economy” standard to a “business-class-like” experience
Cathay Pacific’s state-of-the-art inflight entertainment (IFE) system has been recognised in the German Design Awards and the Red Dot Design Awards for combining human-centric design and technology
Panasonic Avionics Corporation has signed a 10-year agreement with Riyadh Air, to provide in-flight entertainment (IFE) maintenance support for the Saudi Arabian airline’s fleet of 39 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners on order
Anuvu’s exclusive agreement brings Headspace content curated with travel in mind, giving passengers moments of relief from stress via the inflight entertainment system
An impressive lineup of aircraft interior innovation has been assessed by the Crystal Cabin Awards judging panel, to decide the 22 finalists across the seven categories. Many leading airlines, suppliers, manufacturers and design firms are competing to have their innovations recognised by the world’s most prestigious prize for innovation in aircraft interiors
IMG has extended its agreement to broadcast the Australian Open on Sport 24 and Sport 24 Extra, through to 2027. The agreement will see Sport 24 continue to bring more than 150 hours of live action from the tennis tournament to airlines and cruise ships around the world
Regional aircraft manufacturer, ATR, can now offer Starlink high-speed inflight connectivity onboard its aircraft. Following successful test flights, the system has been certified by EASA, and Air New Zealand will be launch customer for the service
Icelandair has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321LR, marking a milestone for the airline, and for Geven, which has supplied the business and economy seats, integrated with Panasonic Astrova IFE displays