AirGo Design has devised the Galaxy cabin concept, a way to simplify layouts on both wide-body and narrow-body aircraft without compromising cabin density or cabin comfort. Full details can be found in our November 2019 issue
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Andrew Litavis, product development manager at JetBlue, describes the A321neo project as being “unlike any other single-aisle aircraft interior flying today.” Take a look for yourself…
JetBlue has revealed the cabin interior of its new A321neo aircraft, a design intended to create a cool downtown feel in the skies. This gallery shows the concept renderings for the inflight experience, created by the Acumen design agency in London
45 Airbus A220-300s are joining Air Canada’s fleet. Take a look inside the spacious cabins
The En Suite super-premium suite can be configured for individuals, or couples travelling together, and provides absolute privacy with dedicated changing room and lavatory facilities for every passenger
Singapore Changi Airport is considered by many to be the world’s best airport. These images show significant moments of the airport since its first foundations were laid 40 years ago, in 1979
Benjamin Hubert of Layer, a strategic design agency, has designed the Move economy class seating concept for Airbus. The seat design centres around the use of smart textiles that enable passengers to monitor and control various factors – including seat tension and temperature – using a smartphone app
The Comet 4 was delivered to BOAC on the 30th of September 1958 and flew across the Atlantic on the 4th of October, which was quite a surprise to some people, not least because it was so fast. These are the memories of some key personalities from that very special flight
HNA and PriestmanGoode have been collaborating for two years to bring to life an enhanced passenger experience and holistic brand vision. The Dream Feather concept is inspired by Chinese culture and HNA’s distinct brand elements
Explore the features and details of the British Airways Club Suite, launching in 2019 on the A350