Narrowbody Cabin Upgrades Mean More Comfort But Potential Delays

Unum Aircraft Seating VP business development Alan McInnes foresees certification pinch-points for new single-aisle lie-flat seats.

Unum Aircraft Seating VP business development Alan McInnes foresees certification pinch-points for new single-aisle lie-flat seats.

Credit: Alan Dron
FARNBOROUGH—Single-aisle, lie-flat is shaping up as the next big airline cabin seating trend as more carriers join the move towards "premiumization," a UK seat manufacturer believes. Unum Aircraft Seating showed a single-aisle version of its Unum 1 widebody business-class seat at the AIX expo in...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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