Xiamen Airlines has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 Max, expanding its fleet to…
Author: Izzy Kington
Izzy Kington
Izzy looks after sister title Business Jet Interiors International, which she has worked on since its second issue, and has been editor of since 2011. She also applies her transportation interiors expertise to Railway Interiors International. Outside of work, Izzy is rediscovering her love of art by learning how to paint with watercolors.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is launching a new inflight meal created by chef Ryuji Teshima on…
Football fans flying this summer won’t have to miss coverage of the FIFA World Cup,…
Passengers flying with Southwest Airlines on wi-fi-enabled aircraft can now listen to live music from…
Aviation advisory firm Mente Group is teaming with Richard Roseman Airborne Designs (RRAD) to offer…
Five, an active fragrance diffusion system developed by Zodiac Pacific Precision Products, has been tested…
Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) has incorporated Aeria, its VIP completion and refurbishment business…
2012 saw Brussels Airlines begin upgrading the cabins of its wide-body fleet as it aims to become ‘best-in-class’ on routes to Africa and New York.
China’s first A380 may not be the most luxurious or imaginative, but it nevertheless marks the beginning of an important chapter in aviation.
When Korean Air unveiled its A380 in 2011, it was the roomiest configuration yet – with its spacious layout complemented by headline-grabbing lounges and even a duty-free area.