CTT Systems, a manufacturer of aircraft cabin humidity control systems, has announced an order for 146 Anti-Condensation-systems from an unspecified European airline, to be retrofitted in 146 Airbus A321neos, with optional purchase rights for additional nine systems
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Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is the latest airline to sign up for the Starlink in-flight connectivity service from SpaceX. The airline will begin phased rollout of the technology across its entire aircraft fleet at the end of 2025
Icelandair has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321LR, marking a milestone for the airline, and for Geven, which has supplied the business and economy seats, integrated with Panasonic Astrova IFE displays
United Airlines’ financial results for full-year and Q4 2024 have shown impressive figures, while the airline says Q1 2025 is indicating “robust demand” and “industry transformation is well underway”. CEO Scott Kirby stated, “2024 was a strong year across the board for United as we’ve become the leading global airline, and we enter 2025 with demand trends continuing to accelerate”
Air Canada president & CEO Michael Rousseau succeeds United CEO Scott Kirby as the chairperson of Star Alliance
Taiwan-based EVA Air has launched updated designs for the Giorgio Armani amenity kits it offers to Royal Laurel Class (first class) passengers
The number of customers choosing vegan inflight meals is rising globally. Emirates is continuing to expand its vegan cuisine offer by workshopping new dishes made with innovative ingredients, as well as adding curated vegan meals for children, and offering new dishes onboard and in lounges
Air France has launched AF001, a ‘signature’ home fragrance which will welcome passengers to their journey with the brand. The name AF001 is a reference to the airline’s Concorde flights between New York and Paris in the late 1970s
The 2025 Showcase issue of Aircraft Interiors International is now available online! This special issue is packed full of ideas, designs, materials, design approaches and technologies that can inspire and enable future cabin projects.
airBaltic has conducted a certification test flight to evaluate the use of SpaceX’s Starlink internet service aboard its A220-300 fleet. Crew tested both the Starlink aero terminal and the internet connection quality, as part of airBaltic’s work towards obtaining certification from EASA