Cathay Pacific has opted to fit the Vector Economy seat in its newest aircraft type, the Airbus A321neo. The airline is now flying these economy class seats on flights from Hong Kong to regional destinations in Asia
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British Airways is welcoming back passengers with its new ‘Best of British Menus’. For September the menu will feature a traditional UK classic: the roast dinner
Delta Air Lines has increased its order with Airbus for the A321neo, adding 30 aircraft to its existing orders for 125. The first of the 155 A321neo aircraft will be delivered in early 2022, and will accommodate 194 customers, with the cabins equipped with 20 First Class seats, 42 Delta Comfort+ seats and 132 Main Cabin seats
Anuvu has been granted an EASA STC to install its Airconnect Global Ku inflight connectivity (IFC) system onboard Turkish Airlines’ Airbus A321 aircraft
Cathay Pacific’s new Airbus A321neo made its first flight this week, featuring a customised nose-to-tail interior by JPA Design and 4K seatback IFE screens with Bluetooth audio streaming
Singapore Airlines is the launch customer for Panasonic Avionics’ new Marketplace e-commerce platform, a digital system that facilitates inflight ordering of retail, and food and beverage items. The platform also expands storefront retail and duty-free offerings, with the ability to present dynamic inventory during flight
Causeway Aero Group has secured a repeat order from Israir Airlines for a shipset of its Pitch PF3000 lightweight economy-class seat
What to do with 45 used plastic bottles? easyJet can make a sustainable crew uniform, with a carbon footprint 75% lower than polyester. The LCC sees potential for the scheme to reuse half a million bottles annually
SkyWest has agreed to purchase 16 new Embraer E175 jets, for operation in the Delta Air Lines network, adding to the 71 E175 jets SkyWest already operates for Delta. The 76-seat aircraft will have a three-class configuration
Disturbing results from a survey of US cabin crew, many of whom have suffered passenger abuse and violence, have led the Flight Attendants Union to call on the FAA & DOJ to take action and make a zero-tolerance policy permanent