Airlines seek lighter, low-maintenance seats to cut operating costs
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Changing airline business models and passenger expectations are creating new challenges for aircraft cabin designers. From the growth in demand for low-cost, long-haul travel to the rise in the use of personal devices onboard, these changes are shaping what airlines want in their cabin designs. One...
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