All Wheels Up asserts that research conducted by medical and engineering experts in partnership with the NIAR demonstrates that some wheelchair seating can withstand the FAA’s dynamic crash-test conditions
Browsing: Passenger Health & Safety
Cabin hardware is of course a critical part of the inflight experience. The wide range of equipment on show in Singapore will include everything from seating to power, to accessibility solutions
Thousands of passenger experience professionals are due to converge in Singapore on 18-19 November to discover new ideas, products and technologies that can make air travel even more enjoyable and efficient. Here are just a few of the show highlights that will help shape the next chapter of aviation
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is rolling out enhancements to its KrisWorld IFE platform, with highlights being 4K seatback displays, spatial audio, a redesigned user interface and a wellness planner
A new industry initiative, the SkyRate Clinic, aims to help airlines and caterers address the concerns and challenges of dealing with food allergies, intolerances and special diets in inflight meal services. The clinic will launch at World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) 2027
Building on two years of active use and customer feedback, FlightPath3D has created an updated version of its Accessibility Map, with new features designed to improve usability
The Crystal Cabin Award, the most coveted award in the aircraft interiors sector, is about to reach its milestone 20th year. Have you developed the next breakthrough in the passenger experience?
IFSA has launched its 2026 IFSA World Food Safety Guidelines, designed as a practical framework that unifies the association’s previously separate Guidelines and Implementation Guide to simplify and strengthen food safety management across airline catering operations
Air Canada has introduced a new policy intended to make air travel simpler and less stressful for customers who travel with mobility aids, by providing a more consistent approach to how devices are handled and supported during travel
Astrova is the first IFE system to achieve Eyesafe’s Display Requirements 3.0 certification. This voluntary, third-party verified certification of blue-light management and display performance criteria assesses eye health factors