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.
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.
Amid the flurry of travelers crowding the airports and various challenges ranging from weather delays to pilot shortages, North American airports have defied the odds. According to the recent J.D. Power 2023 North America Airport Satisfaction Study, these airports have managed to handle record passenger volumes and achieved a notable…
STARLUX Airlines, Taiwan’s luxury carrier, is broadening its US presence by launching a new route between San Francisco and Taipei. This strategic expansion follows the airline’s recent amplification of its Los Angeles-Taipei route, solidifying its footprint in the North American market. Reservations for this coveted route are now available, with…
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Japan Airlines will be revealing a new Airbus A350-1000 cabin on October 2. What can we expect inside?
Qantas has revealed the full aircraft cabin design of its Airbus A350, set to pioneer long-haul travel. New product features include a unique Wellbeing Zone, enhanced Premium Economy and Economy cabins, a new Business class suite, an apartment style First-class suite, fast USB-C charging ports, and integrated wireless charging, positioning…
From far-out aircraft cabin concepts to new products in aircraft interiors, AIX is the place where airlines can find hidden gems in the full spectrum of passenger experience. The Hamburg Messe is the place where the cabin interiors supply chain struts its stuff.
Boeing revealed its 777X cabin plans in 2014. Here’s how its windows, lighting, seating space and passenger comfort features compare with the original vision.
