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Airbus A321XLR: The future of single-aisle long-haul travel

17 June 2019 By Seth Miller 8 Comments

The A321XLR is now officially real. What does that mean for the future of passenger comfort on long-haul flights??

This story is about: A321LR, A321neo, A321XLR, Airbus, Boeing, business class, Middle East Airlines, NMA, Paris Air Show, PAS19, premium cabin, seating, seats Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, IFEC, Seats & Cabin

A Staggering Certification: Molon Labe’s S1 cleared by FAA

11 June 2019 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Hank Scott (left) CEO of Molon Labe Seating and Randy Brodsky President of Primus Aerospace at the Primus Lakewood, CO manufacturing facility with the Certified S1 Staggered, Slimline Economy Class Seat.

Development complete. Customer contract signed. And now, another huge milestone as Molon Labe’s “S1” staggered short-haul economy seat receives FAA certification for use on commercial aircraft. The certification is the culmination of eight years of research, simulation and testing.

This story is about: economy class, Molon Labe, PaxEx, seating, seats Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Aer Lingus launches AerSpace, joining the EuroBiz club

2 May 2019 By Seth Miller 3 Comments

Aer Lingus passengers now have the option to purchase a “business class” seat on many short-haul routes. The carrier officially launched AerSpace, a EuroBiz-ish offering with a blocked middle seat on board and other amenities on offer.

This story is about: Aer Lingus, AerSpace, business class, dining, EuroBiz, Europe, premium cabin, premium economy, seating, seats Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

Etihad’s cabin "upgrades" to trim amenities on board

29 April 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The announcement includes lots of big words and platitudes, but it is hard to see Etihad’s new A320 interior plans as anything but cuts to the short-haul product. The company hopes to slash costs with the moves while also increasing the number of seats on board, increasing the potential revenue.

This story is about: A320, Acro, Acro Seating, embedded IFE, Etihad, eXW, in flight, in-flight entertainment, in-seat power, inflight entertainment, Panasonic, Panasonic Avionics, Panasonic Avionics Corporation, seating, seats, Streaming IFE, USB Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

JetBlue confirms JFK-Guayaquil route for A321neo

16 April 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

JetBlue‘s plans to extend its route network will unfold in stages over the coming couple years, as it reaches deeper into Latin America before jetting off to Europe. The company’s first A321neo aircraft is due for delivery this summer and the airline has a plan for taking advantage of its extended range. Service between JFK […]

This story is about: A321neo, AVANT, Collins Aerospace, Guayaquil, GYE, IFC, IFE, IFEC, JetBlue, JFK, JFK Airport, Ka, Ka-band, live television, live tv, Meridian, New York City, routes, seating, seats, Thales, Thales AVANT, ViaSat, ViaSat-2, ViaSat-3 Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Airbus expands Airspace Customer Definition Centre to A330, A320neo lines

1 April 2019 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Virtual reality and augmented reality play a significant role in the Airspace Customer Definition Center's ability to deliver aircraft interior designs quickly and reliably for airlines

Getting the design right – and consistent – quickly and inexpensively is critical for airlines. Fancy technology at the newly expanded Airbus Airspace Customer Definition Centre helps deliver on that goal.

This story is about: A320neo, A321LR, A330neo, A350, A350 XWB, Airbus, Aircraft Interiors Expo, Airspace, Airspace Customer Definition Centre, AIX, AIX19, AIX2019, overhead bins, seating, seats Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

JetBlue’s future takes flight: Newest A320 design enters service

20 March 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

JetBlue’s newest A320 configuration entered service today after 10 weeks of work overhauling the interior from nose to tail. The new layout kicks of the final phase of the company’s fleet refresh, a much needed update to interiors designed 20 years ago.

This story is about: A320, Collins Aerospace, IFC, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, in-seat power, inflight connectivity, inflight entertainment, JetBlue, Meridian, seating, seats, Thales, Thales AVANT, ViaSat, ViaSat-2 Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Qatar Airways upgrades economy class seating, amenities

7 March 2019 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

More legroom and upgraded IFE/C systems highlight the new Qatar Airways economy class experience, premiering on the new A321neo fleet later this year. The seat design may attract some complaints, however, based on similar, previous efforts by others.

This story is about: A321LR, A321neo, economy class, Global Xpress, GX, GX Aviation, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, Inmarsat, Qatar Airways, seating Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

SilkAir selects Thompson Vantage for flat-bed upgrades

11 February 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The standard, staggered layout of the Thompson Vantage seat on a single-aisle aircraft

Singapore-based SilkAir will upgrade its 737 MAX fleet to offer the Thompson Vantage lie-flat seat in its business class cabin. The carrier joins a growing number of airlines that sees flat bed seating as financially viable on their smaller planes.

This story is about: 737 MAX 8, business class, lie-flat beds, PaxEx, premium cabin, Scoot, seating, SilkAir, Singapore Airlines, Thompson Aero, Vantage Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

United, Bombardier launch the CRJ550

6 February 2019 By Seth Miller 8 Comments

United's CRJ550 seat map, showing off large closets and more legroom

Behold the outcome of a battle between pilot scope clause and a shrinking pool of commercial airline pilots United Airlines and Bombardier announced the launch of the CRJ550 this morning. It is a CRJ700 frame, reconfigured to a maximum of 50 seats.

This story is about: A319, A320, Airbus, Bombardier, CRJ550, CRJ700, CRJ705, CRJ900, economy class, Economy Plus, EWR, first class, GoJet, Newark, O'Hare, ORD, pilot shortage, scope clause, seating, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

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