With a “large number” of new seat orders secured over past months and increasing demand for repair and maintenance work on aircraft seats, ZIM is progressing with a trebling of capacity at its HQ in Germany
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The dynamic test facility will be the largest commercially available in the UK, and represents an investment of over £4million in the local economy
The work of airlines and aviation suppliers over the past 12 months was recognised at an awards ceremony at APEX/ISA Expo, where the winners of the Official Airline Ratings, Passenger Choice Awards and APEX/IFSA Awards were announced, as well as the recipients of the APEX Health Safety certification
Following an audit, peer review and NPS review, the winners of the first World Class ratings have been announced at an event at APEX/IFSA EXPO in Long Beach, USA
Recaro Group is implementing board-level personnel and structural changes in preparation for the next phase of the company’s development and growth. Starting at the top, Dr Mark Hiller, CEO of Recaro Aircraft Seating, will also become CEO of Recaro Holding GmbH
As Singapore Airlines reveals the latest narrowbody business class cabins for its Boeing 737-8 fleet, AVIC Cabin Systems (ACS) has shared details of its partnership in the project
Emirates has announced an 18-month retrofit programme to install premium economy cabins in 53 Boeing 777s and 52 more A380 aircraft. The UAE airline is also considering upgrades to its B777 business class cabins, with new seats in a 1-2-1 configuration
Virgin Australia has revealed a new narrowbody aircraft cabin design prototype, featuring refreshed seat designs. The designs will initially be trialled on two of the airline’s nine new Boeing 737-800s, with a view to rolling out the designs for future aircraft acquired as part of the airline’s fleet expansion
British Airways (BA) has selected Collins Aerospace to upgrade the Club World cabins on its fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft. The agreement includes installation of the Club Suite business class seat, the Club Kitchen and a new cabin configuration
Gogo Business Aviation has commented on recent reports of federal regulatory bodies highlighting the potential for certain radio frequencies planned to be used for 5G networks interfering with aeronautical services