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Avio Interiors Skyrider 2.0 – What realistic chance does it have?

06/05/2019 by Kevincm

a group of chairs in a room

I've been trying to find the right words to write this article since Aircraft Interiors Expo, and trust me - it’s a struggle, least of all balancing the promises with that saddle seat with the possible moans and complaints it could generate... Why? Part of me says "I can't see it working". But I spent some time with Avio Interiors and took a look at their updated … [Read more...]

Eithad new short-medium economy seat – Examining the Acro Series 6

03/05/2019 by Kevincm

a plane with many seats

With much fanfare earlier this week, Etihad launched their new A320/A321 short-haul product. I'm taking a deeper look at the seat they've chosen - the Acro Series 6 The Acro Series 6 Economy Class Seat for Etihad Airways - Image Acro Aircraft Seating/Etihad The Acro Series 6 Seat (Rear) for Etihad Airways. Note the PED Holder - Image Acro Aircraft … [Read more...]

Aer Lingus to launch AerSpace Business Class

03/05/2019 by Kevincm

people boarding an airplane

Aer Lingus is edging towards a more traditional carrier service, with plans to launch a European Business Class service called "AerSpace" Aer Lingus Airbus A320 retrojet - Image, Economy Class and Beyond The Business class product will be a EuroBusiness product offered on their existing fleet (as well as the A321LR when it comes on stream) According to the airline, … [Read more...]

The Airbus underbelly passenger modules – More promise, but where are the orders?

02/05/2019 by Kevincm

a model of a cabin on a white pedestal

At the Crystal Cabin Awards, Airbus and Safran won the award for Cabin Concepts Award for its Lower Deck Passenger Experience Modules. I covered this in a bit of depth last year at Aircraft Interiors Expo when this launched. In the meantime, both Airbus and Safran have been doing some of the commercial work to make this concept fly. The Demo … [Read more...]

3D printing in the cabin – examining possibilities with Stratasys

01/05/2019 by Kevincm

a white chair with a shelf in it

Replacement parts of an aircraft cabin can be expensive. They can get even more expensive when you're needing only a few of them or a very customised component to the cabin. This is where a technology like 3D printing can help and in the example we're going to look at -  additive based printing. Stratasys F900 3D printer The idea behind additive based printing is … [Read more...]

British Airways to introduce Marmite in the Sky. Yes. Marmite

30/04/2019 by Kevincm

a jar of jam next to a slice of pizza

If you're British, Marmite can provoke strong reactions - some people love it, other people hate it. So of course, to celebrate part of British Airways 100, the airline has done a tie-up with Marmite to bring it in the cabin, and sell it in-flight Love or hate it - British Airways are selling it - Image, British Airways   The tie up begins on the 1st May, … [Read more...]

Acro delivers new seats to Norra

26/04/2019 by Kevincm

a group of people standing in front of chairs

It seems Norra is replacing the seating in their current ATR fleet, with new Acro Series 3ST+ seats, with the first delivery been made to the airline. Acro and Finnair personnel (L-R) Jerome Lawler (Acro Key Account Manager), Chris Leese-Wood (Acro CEO), Federico Trincavelli (Acro Sales Manager), James Blake (Acro Project Manager), Karolina Parhiala (ATR fleet manager), … [Read more...]

Lufthansa Techniks shows off USB charging in the overhead panel. Good or Bad idea?

23/04/2019 by Kevincm

a white rectangular object with a blue light on the ceiling

The demand to charge is one that is becoming more of a demand in the air, as travellers seek to charge their phones and tablets. Lufthansa Technik showed off a concept for retrofit - USB charging... installed in the Overhead Passenger Service Unit  Walk me through this...At the moment, a lot of the USB charging solutions are either in the seat, or embedded into In-flight … [Read more...]

British Airways drops the Financial Times from its offerings. Virgin Atlantic trolls in….

17/04/2019 by Kevincm

a screenshot of a black and white advertisement

It seems that British Airways has chosen to drop the Financial Times from its on-board paper selection. And it seems the FT isn't overly happy about it. The FT ran a half-page advert... and well... see below. British Airways cut ties with the FT and they’re not happy about it. pic.twitter.com/YEvhaPsQZ2 — Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) April … [Read more...]

Jin Air to fly Inflight VR onboard

16/04/2019 by Kevincm

a white and yellow airplane in the sky

Jin Air (Korea Air's low-cost offshoot and a Hanjin group company) are and InflightVR working together to deliver Virtual Reality experiences in the air. Jin Air will trial 10 devices on daily flights between Seoul, South Korea and Da Nang, Vietnam to get additional passenger insight on usage preferences and the adequate rental price before deploying it to their whole … [Read more...]

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