Added on Fri June 14th, 2019 • by: Francesco Viglienghi
Testori has attended to the Dublin Aviation Summit from the 13th to the 15th of May. It was a key event in the calendar for the aviation industry as it brought together the leading names in MRO, IT/Technology, Interiors, Engines and much more to meet and network with the thriving Dublin leasing community. The show was feature: […]
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Added on Mon June 10th, 2019 • by: Irene B
At the last Aircraft Interiors Expo, Recaro has presented three new seats, two for economy class and one for the business one. All three with the same scope: improving sleeping comfort on board. The first two, the CL3710 and SL3710 are designed to allow passengers to improve their body posture, change sleeping positions, and reduce […]
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Added on Mon May 20th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Our world is getting always more technical and hard. However, aircraft interior designers are noticing that the pull of technology doesn’t need things to be cold or less sumptuous. Aircraft interiors shouldn’t be conceived as stand-alone environments, but as extensions of a passenger’s lifestyle. Technology has taken a domestic turn and now aircraft interior designers […]
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Added on Mon May 13th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Lufthansa Technik has developed “HeatNOW” , an innovative aircraft floor panel heating system, which optimizes comfort on board. The new cabin product is easy to install and maintain; in addition, three smart options for USB charging offer inflight power to passengers. With HeatNOW, cold floors in aircraft cabins belong to the past. Together with the […]
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Added on Mon May 6th, 2019 • by: Irene B
The opportunity to avoid a stopover is something that passengers always try to embrace. However, especially during long-haul flights, the idea of spending a lot of time in the cabin isn’t really pleasant. AIM Altitude has revealed Ultraflex, a lifestyle social space that aims to make the proposition of spending a long time on board not […]
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Added on Mon April 29th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Inflight connectivity is increasingly sought by passengers, so providers are turning to the wider potential of enabling airlines to get to know their passengers personally and tailor their inflight entertainment (IFE) services consequently. Data analytics and machine learning provide an opportunity to unlock the vast amounts of personal information airlines possess about their customers, unleashing […]
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Added on Mon April 8th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Lufthansa Technik has developed an application to save time in seat maintenance. The Seat Cover Tool is the world’s first digital assistance system that enables the part numbers of seat covers, cushions and safety belts to be identified quickly, simply and exactly. This application is the first of its kind and can be installed on […]
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Added on Mon April 1st, 2019 • by: Irene B
On 17 February 2019 hundreds of travellers, departing from or arriving at different British regional airports, were grounded. British Midland Regional, known as Flybmi, abruptly ceased operations and filed for administration. The East Midlands-based regional carrier operated 17 regional jets on routes to 25 European cities, but its inability to cover the debts forced the company to cancel all flights […]
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Added on Mon March 18th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has launched the first triple-class aircraft in the world, called CRJ550. The novelty is a new CRJ Series model, composed by 50 seat. Initial details from Bombardier reveal that United’s CRJ550 cabin will feature more overall legroom per seat. The purpose is to improve passenger experience, with ample on-board storage for carry-on […]
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Added on Tue March 12th, 2019 • by: Irene B
While Ethiopian and Chinese authorities have decided to ground all Boeing B-737 MAX 8, the European Aviation Safety Agency has decided to stop and ponder. The EASA wants to fully understand if there are actual problems for the safety of passengers, before prohibiting Boeing B-737 from flying. In Italy, however, the National Pilots Association has […]
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