REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Delta has embarked on a renovation of its 777-200ER aircraft, featuring the Delta One Suites, the Delta Premium Select cabin and the widest economy seats of Delta’s international fleet.
Caribbean Airlines has announced it is working with Bluebox Aviation Systems to introduce a wireless inflight entertainment service, “Caribbean View”, on its Boeing 737-800 fleet.
The wireless inflight entertainment (IFE) system has been developed by Turkish Airlines in cooperation with Turkish Technic Inc. and Havelsan.
SES Networks’ Aditya Chatterjee offers his thoughts on the current state of the IFC market as demand for connectivity continues to rise.
The new service will be introduced for nine destinations on 1 July 2018 and will be extended to all intercontinental flights from 28 October 2018.
Qantas has unveiled improved inflight entertainment options with more content becoming available from partner providers and the airline itself.
The impressive new business class product features fully-flat beds, direct aisle access, on-demand dining and onboard connectivity.
Embraer X, an arm of Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer, introduced the disruptive air transportation concept at the Uber Elevate event in California.
JetBlue has unveiled the first Airbus A320 to have undergone the fleet restyling, which is bringing an all-new interior to its A320 aircraft.
Ultra low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines has revealed that it will install Wi-Fi across its fleet and has selected Thales Group as its inflight connectivity partner.
Joe Leader, CEO of the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX), shares his expert insight on the latest trends in the inflight entertainment and connectivity market.
Pegasus Airlines has partnered with Immfly to bring a variety of onboard digital services, including IFE, to its 76-strong aircraft fleet.
Rockwell Collins’ new Aspire wide-body economy class seat has entered service on a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 aircraft, the first in a 55 shipset retrofit programme.
Ctrip has confirmed that it has made a strategic investment in Boom Supersonic, which is leading the charge to bring supersonic commercial air travel back into the mainstream.
On the upper deck, ANA has opted for eight First Class seats, 56 Business Class seats, and 73 Premium Economy seats, while the main deck will have 383 Economy Class seats.
FTE explores a range of innovations from Airbus, Zodiac, Panasonic Avionics, Cadami, United Screens, 3D SeatMap VR, THK and P3 that can help to redefine the on board passenger experience.
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