Diehl Aviation has opened a second Customer Collaboration Space to boost innovation in aircraft interiors. This new facility in Hamburg complements the company’s existing space in Seattle, offering a flexible environment for collaborative product development with customers and partners
JetZero, a company developing the first commercial blended wing body (BWB) airplane, has found a slightly unexpected investor in the form of Alaska Airlines. If purchase options are taken up, passengers could be in for an amazing experience in the cabin
When Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) came to a close, some 12,817 attendees from across the globe (and from 166 airlines) had walked through the doors of Hamburg Messe: a 22% increase on the 2023 figure. The 2024 event was met with acclaim as attendees echoed sentiments of inspiration and that “AIX is back” and exceeding its pre-pandemic levels
APEX & IFSA are gearing up for the 2024 APEX/IFSA Awards programme, which recognises new and innovative achievements implemented over the past year. Submissions for award nominations are now being accepted, as are applications to join the judging panel
Deutsche Aircraft has announced a joint agreement with Satys Cabin for the supply of lavatory assemblies for its D328eco 40-seat turboprop regional aircraft. Satys Cabin is already the designer and producer of interior fittings for the D328eco
JetBlue has announced a collaboration with Bucher, to develop and implement cabin hardware including a new version of the Pantry self-service counter, front-row monuments and class dividers
As part of the continuous development process of the A330neo cabin, Airbus is bringing in a few enhancements to its Airspace cabin, including electro-dimmable windows in business class, and weight savings of up to 100kg, achieved through new linings
The winners of the Crystal Cabin Awards – the most prestigious awards celebrating innovation in aircraft cabin technology and the passenger experience – have been revealed. Some of the biggest names in airlines and aviation were competing for the coveted trophies, and being a finalist is an achievement in itself. Take a look at the innovations that can enhance the travel experience, both today and tomorrow
Delta Flight Products (DFP), a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, has revealed plans to present several accessibility-focused products at Aircraft Interiors Expo next week, including two seats that allow customers to remain in their own wheelchair for the entire journey, and an accessible lavatory
The organisers of Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) have released the seminar programme for CabinSpace Live 2024, a two-day event where industry experts from big players such as Airbus, Lufthansa Technik, Iberia, Hughes, TAP Airlines, and Recaro Aircraft Seating will share their experiences and insights for creating the cabin of tomorrow
