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Aircraft interior innovations on show in Hamburg
Seats, beds, WiFi, personal electronic devices, aviation politics, and the Apple Watch – all were up for discussion at the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Hamburg, Germany’s aviation hub.
The new 11-abreast, 3-5-3 seating configuration option for the AirbusA380 made the most waves, and Australian Aviation’s Cabin Pressure passenger experience column covers that in detail elsewhere this issue. But the less newsworthy innovations and the quiet changes to existing products are just as important, and will be just as influential on the way that we fly in the future. “
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