Due to fly in 2020, Lufthansa’s new 777-9 (777X) Business Class product places an emphasis on sleeping comfort and personal privacy.

Due to fly in 2020, Lufthansa’s new 777-9 (777X) Business Class product places an emphasis on sleeping comfort and personal privacy.
Delta One will be introduced on more US domestic routes from April 2018, and Sky Miles Medallion Members will be eligible for complimentary upgrades.
Emirates’ new First Class suites feature floor to ceiling sliding doors and design features inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
Air Mauritius has chosen a two-class layout for its A350s, with 28 seats in business class and 298 in economy class.
Qantas has received its first Dreamliner, which Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce said “will reshape what people come to expect from international travel”.
Japan Airlines has introduced new improved seating on board the Boeing 787-9, including the latest JAL Sky Suite business class product.
Boeing has announced the launch of the 737 MAX 10 as the newest member of the 737 MAX family. The aim is the highest passenger comfort in the single-aisle market.
EL AL Israel Airlines has announced the acquisition of 16 new Dreamliner aircraft with an investment of over $1.25 billion. The first of 16 Boeing Dreamliner 787’s will join EL AL’s renewed fleet in August 2017.
Airbus has revealed the latest addition to its Airspace family – the A320. The A320 will not only share common cockpit ergonomics with the wide-bodies, but will also have a common cabin design language and the latest technology.
Avi Mannis, Hawaiian Airlines’ SVP of Marketing, discusses the new A321neo cabins and the carrier’s end-to-end customer experience plans.
Iberia’s new Premium Economy product will be introduced on flights to Chicago, New York, Bogota, Mexico, Miami and Boston from May 2017.
Boeing, Bombardier, Airbus, Air NZ, EnCore, Recaro, Acro, Rebel.Aero, tangerine, STG and Geven discuss the future of aircraft cabin and seating design.
From a personalised IFEC platform and a reconfigurable cabin to virtual reality retail, FTE explores eight solutions that can enhance today’s passenger experience.
The Virgin America name will disappear in 2019 but popular features associated with the airline will be integrated into the Alaska Airlines brand.
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