Today saw UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, set out the Government’s plan for the post-Covid economy, with a focus on construction and innovation to create jobs and grow prosperity. He stated that the UK can be a “science superpower”, with one initiative being of particular interest for the aviation sector: a ‘green’ passenger jet
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As increasing numbers of passengers resume flying in the Covid period, many are keen to minimise touchpoints in the cabin. In response, Retail inMotion has partnered with Bluebox to develop an integrated touchless retail system for airlines
Two ‘Branding Panel’ 4K screens have been developed by Rosen Aviation, a cabin display specialist, designed to provide static and dynamic information at entryways and galleys on commercial and business aircraft
One safeguard has kept American Airlines’ customers and team members breathing clean air at 30,000ft. HEPA filters have purified the air on American’s entire mainline fleet – and most of its regional jets – since the late 1990s. HEPA technology is also used in hospitals and medical facilities, helping keep medical environments clear of bacteria and viruses while providing clean air
During July 2020, Volaris plans to rapidly increase its capacity to 50% as measured by available seat miles (ASMs), in response to what it sees as a gradual recovery in demand for its air transportation services
Emirates has modified its 10 Boeing 777-300ER passenger aircraft to create additional cargo capacity, achieved by removing seats from the economy cabin. The modification allows for up to 17 tonnes or 132 cubic metres of additional cargo capacity per flight, on top of the 40-50 tonne cargo capacity in the belly hold. Here’s how it’s done…
Airlines looking to reduce costs while under pressure to have their aircraft cabins looking pristine might like Lufthansa Technik’s new SkyShine system, which enables damaged components to be repaired on the spot rather than replaced
Singapore Airlines has launched its 2020 app challenge, an initiative which seeks digital solutions to address real business challenges. The competition, now in its sixth year, presents an opportunity for innovation startups to work with the airline and be part of the future of air travel
Inmarsat is working with Boeing to develop ‘smart pipe’ technology that will enable the 777X to be a connected aircraft. The innovation independently allocates inflight connectivity bandwidth to multiple applications, enhancing airline operations and the passenger experience
Aircraft cabins are receiving closer scrutiny from passengers seeking reassurance about cabin cleanliness and safety from other passengers. Lufthansa Technik (LHT) has responded with three new ideas that help keep cabins hygienic and encourage air travel