JetBlue’s new Mint cabin features 24 individual suites, with each suite offering direct aisle access, a sliding door for privacy, and a fully lie-flat seat.

A round-up of the latest aircraft cabin developments, exploring how airlines are using cabin design and ambience to improve the onboard passenger experience.
JetBlue’s new Mint cabin features 24 individual suites, with each suite offering direct aisle access, a sliding door for privacy, and a fully lie-flat seat.
Emirates has unveiled a brand-new Premium Economy cabin product, as well as enhancements across all cabins onboard its newest A380 aircraft.
Qatar Airways has adopted six ultraviolet cabin cleaning systems, developed by Honeywell, which could treat an aircraft cabin in less than 10 minutes.
Iberia has adopted a number of aircraft cleaning solutions to enhance hygiene on board, including electrostatic pistols and a cabin disinfection system.
Virgin Galactic has unveiled the initial design of its supersonic jet, which will have capacity for 9 to 19 people and will travel at speeds of Mach 3.
easyJet CEO Johan Lundgren says easyJet will leave middle seats empty once the current lockdown is lifted and commercial flights resume.
Delta Air Lines has reduced the total number of passengers per flight and blocked middle seats until at least the end of June.
Vistara has introduced new customised lighting, designed by jetlite, to enhance passenger wellbeing and reduce jetlag on its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
Air New Zealand has unveiled a new sleeping concept for economy class, called Economy Skynest, which provides six full length lie-flat pods.
A total of 24 finalists across eight categories have been selected for the 2020 Crystal Cabin Awards, for which Future Travel Experience is a Media Partner.
The shortlist for the Crystal Cabin Awards 2020, for which Future Travel Experience is a Media Partner, has been unveiled with a record number of entries.
Swiss International Air Lines has equipped the new cabins of its A340 aircraft with First, Business and Economy Class seats, new IFE system and Wi-Fi.
Scandinavian Airlines has unveiled the interior of its newly-delivered A350 aircraft, which will enter service on 28 January 2020.
Airbus’ Vice President Cabin Marketing, Ingo Wuggetzer, offers insight into the cabin of the future defined by personalisation, technology and sustainability.
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