Some of the industry’s leading cabin interior suppliers and designers discuss what the future of narrowbody travel looks like, and what it means for passengers
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JetZero has collaborated with Factorydesign to create cabin concepts for a blended wing body (BWB) aircraft. The shape has created new design opportunities
A glimpse into the future of aircraft interiors has been revealed by JetZero, which would move cabin design from the conventional tube, to a more open space with new potential for the passenger experience. Factorydesign has created striking cabin interiors for the concept
Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) returns to Hamburg, Germany on 6-8 June 2023, which the show’s organiser says is at the perfect time, with more than 4.2 billion passengers set to take flight over the next 12 months. There is a lot to look forward to…
Following the initial voting rounds, the 21 finalists in the Crystal Cabin Awards have been decided, featuring new cabin designs, seats in every class of travel, and exciting concepts. The final round of voting should be very interesting!
Highlights of the May 2023 issue include Lufthansa’s Allegris programme; standards that can help make cabins more sustainable; design trends to watch; ideas to improve the experience for partially sighted passengers; and a preview of Aircraft Interiors Expo 2023
Lufthansa Group is divesting its catering segment as part of its strategy to focus more on its airline business. Lufthansa has signed an agreement with private equity group, Aurelius, for the sale of the entire LSG Group business
Following three tricky years, ATR’s board is confident the regional aircraft manufacturer is set for growth in 2023, with a ‘solid’ backlog, an in-service fleet close to pre-Covid numbers, and plans to ramp-up production
Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, CEO of ATR, presents the company’s 2022 results and its prospects for 2023. There have been some difficult operating conditions, but she is confident
It seems like only yesterday that the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was launched, so it may come as a surprise then that two B787-8s are about to be retired and disassembled. The aircraft will provide used serviceable material (USM) for operators and maintenance facilities looking to reduce maintenance costs