About Aircraft Interiors International
Aircraft Interiors International has been the leading media platform for the commercial cabin interiors industry since 1998. As the official Key Media Partner to AIX, we have supported the show continuously since Cannes 2000.
Our quarterly, independently audited magazine is widely respected across the aviation interiors sector, delivering authoritative reporting, industry analysis and exclusive interviews with leading OEMs, airlines and suppliers.
Alongside our print publication, our expanding digital platform provides breaking news, expert insight and targeted marketing opportunities that connect brands with a global audience of aviation interiors professionals.
Latest Aircraft Interiors International News
5 August 2026
The inflight services community is preparing to gather at IFSA Global Expo
IFSA Global Expo is an important annual event for the inflight services sector, where airline executives, catering companies and suppliers,...
5 August 2026
AirFi squeezes IFE file sizes for more efficient streaming
Features of AirFi’s new AirFunnl media delivery stack for streaming IFE include AI-optimised encoding, zero-touch content workflows and studio-grade DRM,...
5 August 2026
Riyadh Air launches Disney branded amenities for kids
Young travellers flying with Riyadh Air have a new treat in store: inflight amenity kits featuring Mickey & Friends characters...
5 August 2026
NASCII initiative launched to bolster the US aerospace supply chain
An independent initiative has been launched with the aim of strengthening the integrity, resilience, traceability and security of the aerospace...
4 August 2026
RedCabin appoints chairs for the Aircraft Cabin Innovation Summit
RedCabin has appointed two new chairs for the Aircraft Cabin Innovation Summit (ACIS) 2026, taking place in December. Stephanie Faulk...
4 August 2026
Students help Emirates Engineering create new ideas for materials upcycling
Emirates Engineering has created Material Futures Studio, an initiative that challenges university students to consider how retired aircraft materials can...