The FAA is proposing an airworthiness directive (AD) that will require seat inspections on certain Boeing MAX aircraft – the 737-8, 737-9, and 737-8200. This AD is in response to a report that some passenger seats have not been correctly installed in the seat tracks
Hexagon has developed a rapid-delivery reverse engineering workflow for aviation MRO teams, designed to help reproduce aircraft interior components when CAD data is not available
The Green Cabin Alliance (GCA) has announced a collaborative initiative intended to help airlines accelerate the transition to more sustainable and circular aircraft cabins. Airline Allies will bring airlines together with interiors manufacturers, suppliers, designers and material innovators to tackle shared sustainability challenges
MHI RJ Aviation Group (MHIRJ), an MRO, engineering, and technical services subsidiary of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), has entered into a collaboration that will make Expliseat’s lightweight seating available to operators of CRJ regional jets
Emirates’ massive US$ 5 billion cabin retrofit programme is continuing apace, with 100 aircraft now refurbished. Reaching this milestone number has required 44 months and 4.4 million man hours of work
The application window for the 2026 RedCabin Trinity Award, an awards programme that recognises innovation in aircraft cabin interiors, is now open.
Aviation Technology has acquired an established cabin maintenance and refurbishment operation in Kentucky to create a dedicated aircraft interiors division for business aviation
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has outlined four measures that it believes can help solve persistent failures in the aerospace supply chain.
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
Airbus has developed a compact robot that weighs just four kilograms but could have a big impact in its production facilities. CabinMarker’s initial mission is to automate the marking and positioning of seat tracks, but more missions are already being planned
