Aircraft Interiors Expo’s Post

Explore some of the longest-range aircraft on the market with our latest blog.

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Today, I'm off to Hamburg for my annual pilgrimage to the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX). I attend almost every year, and it's always a fantastic event where I get to witness the incredible innovations enhancing the customer experience. This year, there are three key areas of focus: seating, food and cabin service, and in-flight entertainment. From the tiniest rivets to full cabin overhauls, everything is on display—lighting, internet access, seats, you name it. Many of our clients are at the event, making it a perfect opportunity to catch up and see the latest developments in their businesses. It's always exciting to discover what's new and innovative in the industry. Interestingly, aircraft interiors are typically revamped every 7 years. So, when you step onto what seems like a brand-new plane, it's often an older aircraft with a fresh interior fit-out. This market is massive, with the UK alone estimated to hit 7.8 billion USD in 2024. And here's a fun fact: a third of the world's aircraft seats are manufactured in Northern Ireland. Impressive for such a small country! Do you have an industry expo or trade show that you attend every year for inspiration? #Hamburg #AIX2024 #Aircraft #Aerospace

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The Rise of Personalized Aviation Gone are the days of one-size-fits-all aircraft solutions. The future of aircraft sales lies in the realm of personalization, where bespoke designs and tailored experiences reign supreme. From custom interiors that rival luxury penthouses to state-of-the-art entertainment systems that cater to individual preferences, buyers are no longer just purchasing aircraft; they're investing in a lifestyle.

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Great instance of a simple #usability mismatch. This happens quite often, where labels are mistaken for buttons. You often see it on ticket machines too. Any other examples of where the designer's intentions didn't quite hit the mark? #ergonomics #humanfactors

A flawless urban design. If the respective mode streams don't justify the segregation then the idea comes a cropper. Optimal utilisation of scarce urban space is also sine quo non of sustainability, I suppose.