Now in their 14th year, the Crystal Cabin Awards are the aircraft interiors sector’s most highly regarded honour. A record 105 concepts from 21 countries made it to the 2020 awards shortlist. Ahead of the final judging to decide the winners, let’s look at the 24 finalists
New York-based airline, JetBlue has revealed the cabin interior of its new A321neo aircraft, a design intended to create a downtown feel in the skies, with a comfort-focussed LOPA, a pantry, and residential design cues throughout
JetBlue has announced plans to add seven new restaurants at New York’s JFK airport terminal 5, all of which will be chains that got their start in New York City
Astronics Corporation has announced the launch of Sierra, its latest portable IFE system, which introduces several new features
Boom Supersonic, the Colorado-based company developing Overture, is partnering with JPA Design to develop the cabin interior of the Mach-2.2 commercial airliner
Beginning June 1, United Airlines’ promotional partnership with the Spider-Man: Far From Home movie will include Spider-Man-themed amenity kits in Polaris business class
We are a step closer to finding out the top eight aircraft innovations for 2019, as recognized in the 2019 Crystal Cabin Awards. From virtual windows to yoga studios, suites to galleys, apps to accessibility, the shortlist is as impressive as it is broad
Singapore Airlines has opened the KrisLab digital innovation lab as part of an investment program aimed at making it the world’s leading airline in terms of digital implementation
LATAM Airlines Group has revealed new cabin interiors with a greater focus on passenger options, flexibility and personalization
Inflight catering company, Servair, has appointed Michelin star chef Guy Martin as president of its Studio Culinaire, and chef Anne-Sophie Pic, the world’s most decorated French female Michelin-starred chef, as its latest culinary ambassador
