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- Accessible air travel solutions go mainstream at AIX 2025
- American Airlines trials free inflight Wi-Fi before 2026 launch
- Press Release: Pegasus, UC Berkeley aim to shape PaxEx of the future
- #PaxEx Podcast: Will hydrogen fly high? John Thomas reveals strategy
- Press Release: Avianca embraces braille in the cabin
- Air Canada Café grab-and-go lounges impress with allergen safety
- Press Release: British Airways boosts punctuality with world-class tech
- Press Release: RVL plans zero-emission cargo service with ZeroAvia
- United looks to set long-haul premium standard with Elevated 787-9
- Press Release: Spirit unveils extra-legroom seating, revamped loyalty
#PaxEx Podcast: Will hydrogen fly high? John Thomas reveals strategy
Welcome to the #PaxEx Podcast, which tracks the evolution of the airline passenger experience and aviation’s sustainability initiatives. We’... Continue Reading
United looks to set long-haul premium standard with Elevated 787-9
United Airlines is taking the premium cabin arms race among US majors to new heights with the unveiling of its premium-heavy Elevated interiors for the Boeing 7... Continue Reading
BeanStalk seeks to elevate vegetarian inflight meals
It’s not uncommon for airline passengers to complain about the vegetarian meals served on board. Plates consisting solely of roasted v... Continue Reading
American Airlines trials free inflight Wi-Fi before 2026 launch
American Airlines has vowed to offer free inflight Wi-Fi to loyalty members on 90% of its fleet starting in January 2026. But in the interim... Continue Reading
Accessible air travel solutions go mainstream at AIX 2025
Seeing a high volume of accessible aviation solutions at this year’s Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg made my heart burst with joy. As a w... Continue Reading
Air Canada Café grab-and-go lounges impress with allergen safety
Having opened a new Air Canada Café in Montreal–Trudeau International Airport in March, Air Canada now operates three of these grab-and-go c... Continue Reading