A preview of the new Business Class experience in Singapore Airlines’ Airbus A350-900s. Launching in the second quarter of 2026, the all new and upgraded seats are designed to offer greater levels of privacy, comfort, and convenience
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Enjoy a sneak preview of Singapore Airlines’ luxurious new First Class cabin for its seven A350-900ULR aircraft, which the airline says will set “new industry benchmarks” when it launches in the first quarter of 2027
Finnair is celebrating the completion of the first cabin refurbishment in its Embraer E190 renewal programme. Everything from the lighting system to the colour scheme has been updated, while lighter seating has enabled a weight reduction of 150kg per aircraft
JETMS, an aircraft interiors and completions company based at London Biggin Hill Airport, has secured a contract to refurbish the interiors of two Airbus A380 aircraft for Global Airlines, the new UK-based transatlantic carrier
As part of a multimillion-dollar aircraft cabin refurbishment and upgrade programme being rolled out across 10 of its A330-200s, Qantas has revealed it plans to install the same economy-class seats due to be fitted on its Project Sunrise ultra-long-haul fleet. The seats bring extra comfort, larger IFE displays, in-seat power and Bluetooth
Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX), the annual event where airlines, industry suppliers and cabin interiors professionals converge to shape the cabins of the future, will return on 8-10 April 2025 at Hamburg Messe. The 2024 event saw strong growth, and the 2025 event promises even more reasons to attend
Collins Aerospace has announced that it is expanding its executive aircraft seating facility in Medley, Florida, USA, with the US$2 million investment including a doubled production floor space and new machinery to improve capacity, reduce material waste, and expand its product range
After 15 years of advocacy, All Wheels Up is close to realising its goal of wheelchair tie-down systems being installed in aircraft cabins. “We have not identified any major issues to installation,” says the US DOT, with testing and certification starting in 2025, and rulemaking expected in early 2026
VantageNOVA is the first angled business-class seat model for twin-aisle aircraft from Thompson Aero Seating. The outboard column can be configured as herringbone or reverse herringbone, alongside the centre double reverse-herringbone seats
Thompson Aero Seating has launched VantageNOVA, its first angled business-class seat for twin-aisle aircraft. The outboard column can be configured as herringbone or reverse herringbone, alongside the centre double reverse-herringbone seats