The November 2023 issue of Aircraft Interiors International is a must-read for professionals in the cabin, IFEC and passenger experience sectors. Here’s what you can enjoy in the November issue of the magazine, which is Official Magazine of APEX and Key Media Partner of Aircraft Interiors Expo.
Cover story: Sustainable materials safety
Sustainable cabin materials can sometimes come through the stringent certification process a little less green than when they started. Find out why the materials sector has several challenges to overcome, including flammability, additive compatibility, and inconsistent approaches between OEMs
Accessible lavatory design
US legislation is set to require operators to step up their efforts to fit accessible lavatories on single-aisle aircraft. Take a look at the issues, and a few solutions
Disability rights
The Rights on Flights campaign is driving change in accessible air travel. The proposed Assisted Air Travel Act could create an equally safe and enjoyable experience for disabled passengers in the UK, with potential for worldwide implications
The latest cabin materials, from plastics to leathers and textiles
A wide range of new textiles, leathers and carpets has been launched into the aircraft interiors sector, with a common focus on comfort, durability and sustainability. These ‘green’ materials are available in almost any colour
Cabin lighting technology
The latest developments in lighting can enhance cabin aesthetics, save weight and power, and even benefit the mental and physical wellbeing of passengers
And there’s more…
Column: Joe Leader
The CEO of APEX/IFSA discusses the cross-industry activity taking place to further the cause of accessible air travel
JAL’s A350-1000
Japan Airlines (JAL) has developed truly luxurious interiors for its A350-1000s, including a bespoke first-class suite
The A321XLR cabin experience
The latest step in the Type Certification process of the Airbus A321XLR was a test flight to assess passenger comfort and cabin maturity
