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The Up Front writes about ANA’s new sofa seat from Safran Seats, The Room FX. The seats will be on the 787-9, a complicatedly narrow widebody cabin. The Room is …
The Up Front writes about ANA’s new sofa seat from Safran Seats, The Room FX. The seats will be on the 787-9, a complicatedly narrow widebody cabin. The Room is widely acknowledged as the best business class seat currently flying.
British Airways debuts new short-haul seats and cabin interiors on its next generation of Airbus A320neos and A321neos. The upgraded designs reflect a modern yet classic British interior, with input from British suppliers including Acumen Design Associates.
Unum Aircraft Seating proudly unveils its latest design in Unum Two. Unum Two is the company's new lightweight, forward-facing, lie-flat, direct aisle access business class seat that promises to deliver heightened passenger experiences and a market-leading focus on absolute comfort and sustainability.
We certainly think so. With the return of Etihad’s A380, Lufthansa and Swiss’s investment into First Class, and even Starlux bringing its own award-winning A350 First Class product to the skies, the future of this exclusive, highly valuable cabin class is anything but written off.
The combination of a chaise lounge and reclining leather armchair gives our first class suite a relaxing home-like vibe. Executive Traveller writes about the pressure on airlines to continue refining the first experience.