Neo Space Group (NSG) has secured new airline customer contracts for its in-flight connectivity (IFC) services, and a strategic technology partnership with G&S SatCom
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Airbus has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Thai Airways International (THAI) to retrofit the airline’s A350-900 fleet with cabin upgrades
Geven made two big customer announcements at this year’s Aircraft Interiors Expo, with seating contracts secured with Turkish Airlines and Frontier Airlines
Thompson Aero Seating has announced a new programme with Thai Airways, to supply Vantage business-class seats for its new Airbus A321neo fleet
All Nippon Airways (ANA) has chosen Recaro’s R4 premium economy seat and R3 economy seat for its Boeing 787-9 aircraft fleet serving international routes, starting in fiscal year 2026
The most innovative ideas flying today and that will shape the future of air travel have been recognised in the Crystal Cabin Award 2025, the world’s leading prize for aircraft cabin technology. Innovative ideas in key parts of the passenger experience are rewarded, from accessibility and sustainability, to comfort, IFEC and cabin technologies
Air Canada will be the launch customer for the Airbus Airspace cabin on the A220 family of aircraft, a cabin design which will bring benefits including increased overhead storage space, a new ceiling design and enhanced lighting
Unum Aircraft Seating has announced some big news: the first customers for its Unum One business-class seat. Wamos Air, the Spanish wet lease and charter operator has chosen Unum One for its expanding fleet of A330-200s, and TAAG has chosen the seat for its B787-9s
Riyadh Air, the Saudi Arabian premium carrier preparing to launch later this year, has selected Viasat to provide in-flight connectivity systems for its Boeing 787 fleet. The systems will be powered by Viasat’s most advanced Ka-band satellite technology and multi-orbit satellite network capabilities
The rollout of Lufthansa’s Allegris upgrades is continuing, with retrofits of the Boeing 747-8i fleet due to begin this year, including first-class cabins, and a range of improvements to long-haul services in all travel classes