Aircraft interiors designer, Jacques Pierrejean, believes today’s crisis could be an opportunity to re-think the way we fly both commercially and privately. His vision of the future includes hygiene-focused cabin designs, wide-body regional aircraft, a new private sector, and taxi helicopters
Browsing: Passenger Experience
Missing your inflight magazine? Lufthansa’s frequent flyers can now access all the airline’s digital publications
In-seat power is becoming a passenger expectation. Take a look at the latest electronics that can keep passenger devices working throughout a flight, enabling them to work, communicate and access wireless IFE
From monuments to reading lights, Aircraft Interiors Expo 2020 would have introduced many innovative ideas, designs and space-efficient hardware to enhance the aircraft cabin environment. Let’s take a look at some of these great ideas from the comfort of our own homes…
Looking to enhance seated comfort for passengers without replacing seats across a fleet? The latest advances in seat comfort technology may hold the answer…
Japanese carrier, All Nippon Airways (ANA), is a source of some refreshingly ‘normal’ airline news this week, as it has revealed a range of new services launching at Tokyo Haneda Airport
The 22nd of January 1970 was a wonderful day for travellers, airplane enthusiasts and anyone interested in beautiful, functional design: the entry into service of the first Boeing 747. Air travel doesn’t get much more glamorous…
Virgin Galactic’s Spaceport America in New Mexico is the world’s first commercial spaceport. Jeremy Brown, design director at Virgin Galactic introduces the concept for the space terminal
Jeremy Brown, design director at Virgin Galactic, gives a virtual tour of the design for the Landscape Lounge in Spaceport America, the world’s first commercial spaceport. Here’s how an out of this world passenger experience begins
British Airways has announced that it is refreshing its First and Club lounges at Chicago O’Hare Airport, and has also revealed details of its lounge improvement programmes at Edinburgh and Berlin