Following the reveal of its Airbus A350 First and Business cabins in February, Qantas has now unveiled the entire cabin design, including a dedicated Wellbeing Zone, and the premium economy and economy cabins. The interiors have required a special design, as these 12 ultra-long-haul A350-1000s will fly 238 passengers for up to 22 hours nonstop
IATA and UNEP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address sustainability challenges in the aviation industry and ease the implementation of solutions. The initial focus of the partnership is on the reduction of single-use plastics products used inflight, and improving circularity in the use of plastics
In an effort to further contribute to the reduction of the environmental impact of aircraft cabin interiors, global aviation creative agency, JPA Design, has become the first organisation of its kind to join the Green Cabin Alliance
Join Airbus to explore its Airspace Cabin Vision 2035 plus, a concept to inspire the future travel experience. With a focus on minimising weight and maximising sustainability, innovations include bionic design, recycled polymers, knitted fabrics, interactive windows, biobased fabrics, greener lavatories, and new ideas for galleys
Jeremy Hunter from Jamco America discusses the importance of aircraft interiors in helping aviation meet its commitment to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050
Safran Passenger Innovations (SPI) has unveiled RAVE Ultra plus, its next- generation IFE system, engineered with sustainability and flexibility in mind. The system brings developments in displays, apps, in-seat power and more
APEX Greener powered by SimpliFlying evaluates and rates the sustainability of airline products, provides airlines with a database of certified products, and promotes eco-friendly airline products
World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) and the Aviation Sustainability Forum (ASF) are calling on the aviation industry to find a way to bring circularity into the topic of in-cabin waste (ICW), and to build a more sustainable future for in-flight food, drinks and amenities
Recaro Aircraft Seating has unveiled the newest addition to its portfolio at Aircraft Interiors Expo, the PL3810 premium-class seat for widebody aircraft. The company is also showing new technology and sustainability concepts
Since its preview at last year’s Aircraft Interiors Expo, the production version of Mirus Aircraft Seating’s Kestrel slimline economy-class seat has been further reduced, to 7kg per pax, fully dressed. The company has also launched the mid-to-long-range Falcon seat
