From biomimetic sensory aircraft seats, to IFE beamed directly in front of passengers’ eyes by optoelectronic technology, augmented reality and artificial intelligence, easyJet predicts major technological developments in the passenger experience over the next 50 years
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From biometric passports, to fully adaptable ergonomic plane seats and incredible advances to in-flight entertainment (IFE), Dallas Campbell shares how the travel experience could evolve over the next 50 years
TAP Air Portugal is now featuring inflight amenities from Lisbon-based cosmetic brand Benamôr in its business-class cabins, as well as on the ground in the Lisbon premium lounge
It has been a rough three years for Finnair. As if the pandemic wasn’t bad enough, losing access to Russia’s airspace was another big blow. Now, the airline is taking steps to adjust. Cirium breaks down the figures
Spain’s flag carrier, Iberia, has a notable track record with introducing A350 innovations. The latest development is becoming launch customer for Recaro’s CL6720 business-class seat on the aircraft
Regional Portuguese delicacies form the centrepiece of a new catering partnership between TAP and The Art of Tasting Portugal
Chef Aisha Al Tamimi, a well-known Qatari chef with her own cookery show, has worked with Qatar Airways to develop new inflight menus featuring locally sourced organic ingredients and spices
Qatar Airways is bringing a little more national flavour to its inflight catering. Celebrity Chef Aisha Al Tamimi shares her thoughts and inspirations behind the new menu options
The annual Crystal Cabin Awards always serve as a reward for innovation today, and as a trend indicator for what tomorrow’s flight experience might look like. More than 80 entries qualified for the 2023 shortlist, with many reflecting the ever-increasing drive for passenger comfort, an increased focus on accessibility, and the rise of future air mobility
SWISS has revealed its ‘SWISS Senses’ long-haul inflight experience, with redesigned first, business and economy cabin designs that will be retrofitted throughout its long-haul fleet from 2025 onwards, and line-fitted on its new A350-900s. “This is the most comprehensive cabin renewal in the history of our company,” says CEO