WTM will be at the AIX Hamburg in June 2023
WTM will be at the AIX Hamburg in June 2023.
WTM will be at the AIX Hamburg in June 2023.
Innovative, hard-wearing antimicrobial cabin coatings are essential for passenger well-being. Four industry suppliers are applying unique solutions to the challenge, as Paul Eden discovers (Article source: https://www.aviationbusinessnews.com/cabin/paints-coatings-highlight-on-hygiene/ by Paul E Eden) Price and inflight service were almost certainly key factors for passengers last summer. Now, on-board safety from infection transmission is more than likely
(Article Source: https://www.aircraftinteriorsinternational.com/news/industry-news/the-cabin-is-a-low-risk-covid-environment-finds-harvard.html by Adam Gavine @ Aircraft Interiors International. Photo Source: Delta Airline Press Release) Researchers at Harvard University in the USA have released the first phase of their evaluation of the risks of air travel during the Covid-19 pandemic. The research, conducted by the Aviation Public Health Initiative (APHI), a project of
Reed Exhibitions, the event organiser of the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) and World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) , has announced new dates for 2021 from April originally to 31 August to 2 September which will be held in Hamburg Mess, Germany. Polly Magraw, the Exhibition Director of AIX & WTCE explained,
American Airlines has told the public they are planning to put the Boeing 737 Max fleet back to the skies for passenger flights by Dec. The return date depends on the certification from the Federal Aviation Administration though, after it is certified, American Airlines would start a single daily flight between New York and
Although the Covid19 is still widely spread in some area, some countries show a relief figure which may get ready for a bounce back. When people start travelling again, what may come up some demands like this - doors, or separators. And the new "Opera" seat - launched by Stelia Aerospace has it designed for
Article source: Shivani Chaudhari https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/rustin-cuts-tooling-costs-by-50-using-stratasys-fdm-3d-printer-177172/ Rustin, a French rubber sealing firm best known for inventing the cycle tyre puncture patch, recently invested in two new Stratasys FDM 3D printers – the Fortus 450mc and F370. With the addition of additive manufacturing into its workflow, the company cites significant time and cost savings for both prototyping and production applications when compared to
Cathay Pacific is having a special offer on flights from London (LHR) to Hong Kong (HKG) and Melbourne, Perth & Sydney, Australia, from now until the 17th of Oct 2020. Last call of the offer, is ending in 4 days.The sale covers from Business Class to Economy Class, a round ticket on Business Class from
Airbus and Boeing are still sitting on large fleets of produced but undelivered commercial jets, reflecting the continued slow pace of aircraft hand-offs amid what could be called the aerospace industry’s most-severe downturn. On 1 October, the companies held 622 jets that have completed first-flight but have not been delivered, according to Cirium fleets
Bombardier is buying out its former partners in Berlin Schönefeld-based Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services (LBAS) to take complete control of the business aviation MRO facility. It comes as the Canadian manufacturer ramps up its service footprint as it focuses solely on the business jet market. (News article from https://www.flightglobal.com/business-aviation/bombardier-to-take-full-control-of-berlin-mro/140396.article by Murdo Morrison) Bombardier will