The new First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class seats will feature the latest technology and design to offer comfort and convenience to passengers.
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The new First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class seats will feature the latest technology and design to offer comfort and convenience to passengers.
FTE caught up with some of the leaders in the aircraft cabin and seat manufacturing world to find out more about their visions for the future aircraft cabin.
The new suite will arrive on the airline’s first A350 in July and will offer features such as a flat-bed seat, personal door, Wi-Fi and 18.5-inch IFE screens.
The airline has announced a series of product and service enhancements to its First Class offering including a new à la carte menu, bedding and amenities.
The new cabin combines the best features of Alaska Airlines and Virgin America, along with many enhancements to improve the travel experience.
The new cabin interior will be introduced to the airline’s Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins across its Airbus A330 fleet.
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