Southwest Airlines has announced plans to invest more than US$2 billion in its inflight experience, with enhanced wi-fi, in-seat power, larger stowage bins, and more IFE content and refreshments
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Aircraft shading system supplier, Vision Systems, has developed new comfort technologies for first-class and business-class cabins, which it plans to reveal at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2022 in Hamburg next month
We are a step closer to finding out which recent aircraft cabin innovations will win the 2022 Crystal Cabin Awards. The shortlist included many fantastic contenders, but following the first official round of voting, 24 finalists have been put through to the final round. Did your favourite make it through?
Intelsat has launched Cloud Connect Media (CCM), a new service that provides programmers with a private, secured gateway between the IntelsatOne Media Network and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
China Airlines has equipped its first A321neo with the latest RAVE Ultra displays from Safran Passenger Innovations (SPI), with 13.3in displays in the economy cabin and 15.6in screens in business class, all running RAVE OS
Anuvu has signed a multi-year deal with Marvel Entertainment, which will enable airlines to provide Marvel games both through seatback IFE systems or streamed directly to passengers’ personal devices
Aeroflyer, a new Canadian charter airline, will offer customers access to wireless in-flight entertainment services from Bluebox on its Boeing 737s
AerQ, the joint venture between LG and Lufthansa Technik, has appointed a new co-managing director. Son Yob (Louis) Pak succeeds Sang Soo Lee in the role, as Lee will take on another role within LG
Alaska Airlines has opted for Intelsat to provide inflight connectivity (IFC) on 105 of its fleet of new Boeing 737 MAXs. The aircraft will be delivered fitted with Intelsat’s 2Ku inflight connectivity and streaming entertainment system
Finnair’s recently revealed AirLounge business class seat features an 18in IFE display, and it has been confirmed that Panasonic Avionics is the supplier of the screens, as well as other IFE system upgrades across the airline’s widebody long-haul fleet