It is often interesting to keep an eye on the automotive sector, to see if any developments could benefit the aircraft cabin sector. A recent point of interest is Volvo Cars’ new multi-adaptive safety belt, a world-first technology that marks an upgrade to the three-point safety belt
Chris Wood is a well-loved figure in aviation, best known for his work as an ardent campaigner and lobbyist for improved PRM accessibility in air travel. He is founder of the Flying Disabled consultancy, a key figure in the development of the Air4All wheelchair securement system, and has been a driver of successful campaigns including Rights On Flights. In short, Chris is a great guy, a straight talker, and a pleasure to listen to, as you can find out in this episode
Collins Aerospace has updated the design, functionality and passenger experience of its Prime wheelchair securement system, which enables users of electric wheelchairs to remain in their own chair on commercial flights
The most innovative ideas flying today and that will shape the future of air travel have been recognised in the Crystal Cabin Award 2025, the world’s leading prize for aircraft cabin technology. Innovative ideas in key parts of the passenger experience are rewarded, from accessibility and sustainability, to comfort, IFEC and cabin technologies
Tulmar Safety Systems has introduced Hestia, a new baby bassinet design that the company says requires a 60% less cabin storage space compared to some standard bassinets
WTCE has brought back its Steps to Sustainability feature for the 2025 event, which takes place this week in Hamburg (8-10 April). This interactive visitor experience showcases 17 companies that offer interesting products for airlines, cruise, and rail operators looking to consider their environmental impact
Airchair, a UK-based designer of aircraft aisle wheelchairs, is launching a new product designed to provide a safe and economical solution to meet the latest accessibility requirements from the DOT
The Tangerine design consultancy has collaborated with Sabeti Wain Aerospace, a manufacturer of aircraft seat covers, to create an innovative comfort system for premium economy and economy seating.
As Delta celebrates its centenary, the airline has created a new safety video titled ‘A Hundred Years of Safety’. The video provides key safety information while also taking customers on a journey through Delta’s 10 decades of air travel, featuring historic branding and uniforms, and a little fun
Emirates has invested more than US$2.4 million in bespoke onboard emergency medical equipment, which will be rolled out across 300 of its aircraft over the next few years. The equipment has been developed as part of a year-long collaboration between Emirates and Parsys, a specialist in remote medical technology
