Airspaced

The future of the Airbus cabin is revealed

Space. We’re all inspired by it. We escape to it. We find room to relax, think and create in it. Space can uplift us. We might seek memorable moments of calm and tranquillity, or look for a space that excites. We all share space. We travel through it, explore it, and make lasting connections that expand our knowledge, helping us to see the world in a new light. We all seek out space for different reasons, but one thing will always bring us together: a feeling of discovering a new space in the most unexpected of places. A space that you can truly call your own. Welcome to Airspace by Airbus. ” That’s how the European airframer introduces its “brand new consumer-centric cabin interior for the new A330neo”, which is the re-engined (“new engine option”) version of the A330 used by Qantas, Virgin Australia and many other airlines.

With the A330neo due to launch with TAP Portugal as soon as the end of 2017, Airbus is specifically positioning itself as the antithesis of Boeing: not only with aircraft that are the epitome of modern comfort in all classes, but with a coherent family of widebody aircraft bridging the gap between 1990s technology and the newest generation of twinjets.