AIX Aircraft Interiors Expo 2025

Airlines will be able to control of IFEC applications and add their own content with Panasonic Avionics’ new Converix application hosting platform.

Carriers have yet to find a way to meet passenger expectations in inflight connectivity, an expert panel says at the Passenger Experience Conference in Hamburg.

Paris-based Expliseat is banking on increased production capacity to attract more orders for its lightweight economy seat.

Advances in in-flight entertainment and connectivity and new aircraft types are changing the dynamics of customer expectations and product deliverables.

The 2025 Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) will showcase some cabin concepts that would allow personal wheelchairs to go onboard.

Multi-orbit inflight connectivity is taking advantage of the complementary capabilities of geostationary and low Earth orbit communications satellites.

The FAA tests showed that hydrogen could change the flammability characteristics of cabin materials at much lower mixtures.

The use of holographic technology inside airliner cabins is a focus of one company’s exhibit at the 2025 Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) 2025 in Hamburg.

Viasat has launched a new application hosting product that enables airlines to add in-flight retail and other services to their onboard Wi-Fi offerings.

The strong post-COVID-19 travel recovery has been generating expectations for accommodations in all cabin classes.

Airlines are rethinking how to keep passengers comfortable and entertained.