Enjoy some impactful and inspiring quotes from the panellists at the Women in Aviation panel at Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) 2024. The all-female panel covered a huge range of topics, from the impact of technology and innovation on airline brands, to what makes an effective leader, to the most important advice for those starting their careers in aviation
The winners of the Crystal Cabin Awards – the most prestigious awards celebrating innovation in aircraft cabin technology and the passenger experience – have been revealed. Some of the biggest names in airlines and aviation were competing for the coveted trophies, and being a finalist is an achievement in itself. Take a look at the innovations that can enhance the travel experience, both today and tomorrow
Highlights of the May 2024 issue of Aircraft Interiors International include LOPA planning, a look at evacuation safety post-JAL 516, sustainable cabin design, preparing for A350 cabin retrofits, and a preview of Aircraft Interiors Expo
Key themes of the March 2024 issue include how to improve entrance areas, a look at the Russian cabin industry under sanctions, IFC, BermudAir’s sustainable seat design, window design, and much more
This special issue is packed full of ideas, designs, materials, design approaches and technologies that can inspire future cabin projects, including interviews with Airbus and Boeing
India’s airline and aviation sector is set to achieve rapid growth, borne out by recent developments including Air India placing the largest aircraft order in aviation history, worth US$70 billion. Take a look at the broader picture
Airbus has gone the extra mile to create an additional 4in of cabin width in the A350, bringing greater flexibility for all types of airline. A wide range of engineering adjustments and improvements, from galleys to MTOW, will keep the new production standard version competitive
Alexandra Cringasu Curca, general manager at Anjou Interiors, discusses regulations, trends and customisation in the aircraft passenger safety restraint sector
How can you give passengers more space without reducing seat count? In theory, the only way is up. But what are the true prospects for bunk beds returning to the skies?
Think of Iceland and you might conjure up images of ice and fire, waterfalls, and the Northern lights. You might have similar visions when flying with Icelandair
