Singapore Airlines Adds Business Class Pyjamas and New Amenity Kits
Singapore Airlines is adding Business Class pyjamas for the first time, alongside new luxury amenity kits and travel essentials across all cabins.
Singapore Airlines is adding Business Class pyjamas for the first time, alongside new luxury amenity kits and travel essentials across all cabins.
Edelweiss is introducing redesigned Airbus A350 cabins from June 2027, with four private Business Suites, expanded Premium Economy, improved Economy seating and free Starlink Wi-Fi.
Alaska Airlines is bringing lie-flat suites to selected 737 MAX 10 jets and upgrading its Boeing 787 cabins. Hawaiian Airlines prepares redesigned A330 interiors and both introduce a new premium economy product.
SAS has revealed its new flagship Copenhagen Airport lounge, featuring private hotel rooms, runway views, work pods and space for up to 4,000 guests a day.
APEX and the Crystal Cabin Award have joined forces on a new Seamless Journey prize recognising innovations that connect the aircraft cabin with airports, ground services and the wider passenger experience.
American Airlines has introduced upgraded summer dining menus across its Flagship and Admirals Club lounges, adding premium dishes, expanded wine selections, QR-code ordering and interactive food stations to enhance the pre-flight experience.
American Airlines is celebrating the FIFA World Cup 2026 with limited-edition U.S. Soccer-themed amenity kits designed for premium cabin travelers and stadium-ready use.
The Global Aviation Conference Frankfurt will bring together more than 600 aviation executives in September 2026 as airlines and suppliers confront sustainability targets, AI integration and ongoing supply chain disruption.
Boeing has completed the first flight of Lufthansa’s first customer-configured Boeing 777-9, marking the first time the aircraft has flown with a full passenger interior installed. The aircraft is expected to become the flagship for Lufthansa’s Allegris cabin concept.
Alaska Airlines has unveiled its first-ever onboard safety video, designed for its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights. The move marks a shift from live demonstrations as the airline expands long-haul service from Seattle. The video highlights destinations like Tokyo, Seoul, Rome and London while reinforcing safety messaging.