• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

PaxEx.Aero

The Business of Passenger Experience

  • Premium
    • Register
    • My Account
  • IFEC
  • Seats & Cabin
  • Airplanes and Airports
  • Loyalty
  • About PaxEx.Aero
    • Contact PaxEx.Aero
  • Reports
    • Inflight Internet in India: An Opportunity Overview
  • Logout

Seats & Cabin

KLM takes first E195-E2

24 February 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Business class and Economy Comfort seats on KLM's new E195-E2 feature 33" pitch and the Recaro BL3710 with six-way adjustable headrest

KLM’s brand new E195-E2 contains an updated interior that should keep passengers comfortable on board, though questions remain about the full suite of amenities to be offered.

Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Buh-bye to the British Airways Baby ‘Bus

18 February 2021 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

The British Airways “Baby ‘Bus” A318 is no more. Previously operating between London City and JFK, the carrier officially scrapped G-EUNA this week, bringing an end to that era of business travel.

Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

Air Peace’s staggeringly cool new E195-E2 business class seat

10 February 2021 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

A small airline based in Nigeria that you’ve probably never heard of now has one of the best business class seats flying on a regional jet. The new Air Peace E195-E2 features the staggered design bespoke for the aircraft, designed in partnership with Priestmangoode.

Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

JetBlue unveils Mint 2.0, business class cabin for London

1 February 2021 By Seth Miller 5 Comments

The Mint Studio in row 1 adds a side seat in the extra room as well as a larger screen

This is the new JetBlue Mint business class seat that will carry passengers to London later this year. After years of development the carrier unveiled its Mint 2.0 cabin with a unique all-aisle access, flat bed option for travelers on the A321LR fleet.

Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

New Mint seats to fly on JetBlue’s A321neo, A321LR this year

28 January 2021 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

JetBlue's first A321LR during assembly at the Airbus factory

JetBlue’s newest planes will feature its newest Mint business class seats on board. This is now confirmed not just for the A321LRs planned to serve London, but the other A321neo low density configuration as well.

Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

JetBlue A220 sees softer seats feel thanks to Ultrafabrics, Tapis innovation

22 January 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The new JetBlue A220 feaures 30 Even More Space seats, including 4 rows at the front of the aircraft

It is unlikely that you’ll snag a ride on Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo or the McLaren Elva any time soon, but sitting down on board a new JetBlue A220 could offer one significant similarity: The new planes feature an Ultraleather seat covering of the same lineage as those much more rare experiences.

Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Inside the new JetBlue A220 cabin

12 January 2021 By Seth Miller 9 Comments

The new JetBlue A220 feaures 30 Even More Space seats, including 4 rows at the front of the aircraft

After taking delivery on New Year’s Eve, JetBlue is finally opening the door of its brand new A220-300 for travelers to take a peek inside.

Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Safran certifies Z110i seats on Embraer E-Jets

11 January 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Safran’s newest mid-range economy class seats can now be installed on Embraer E-Jet aircraft.

Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

British Airways revamps Speedbird Cafe, requires advance purchase

8 January 2021 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

The new meat pie from Tom Kerridge is one of the hot meal options on the new British Airways Speedbird Cafe buy-on-board menu

Passengers planning to eat on board their next British Airways short-haul route will need to plan ahead. As part of the new Speedbird Cafe program the airline will only cater fresh food for passengers who order and paid in advance.

Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Thompson Aero Seating sees financial challenges, seeks additional funding

7 January 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The new Thompson Aero Vantage Solo seat could be a common sight on planes in the coming years, but the company, like so many others, must first get through the COVID crisis

It is a standard legal phrasing that no company wants to include in its financial reports. This week premium cabin seating manufacturer Thompson Aero disclosed concerns about its finances and a need to secure additional, external funding.

Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Subscribe to PaxEXTRA

Search PaxEx.Aero

Think you need an ESA? ThinK again.
Tweets by WandrMe

Latest News

  • Global Eagle sees a refreshed 2021 with updated Gilat transceiver and more
  • Virgin Atlantic see free WiFi on the horizon, seeks better selling opportunities in the interim
  • ATPCO adds testing, vaccine requirements to flight search results
  • Alaska Airlines’ 737 MAX takes flight, without WiFi
  • Alaska Airlines giving away 25,000 flights to new MileagePlan members

Footer

Search PaxEx.Aero

Copyright © 2021 Proton Associates, LLC · Log in