For Collins Aerospace’s Interiors division, the Paris Air Show is an opportunity to talk to aircraft manufacturers and airlines about the trends it is seeing.

French company Expliseat plans to launch a premium-class seat and expand its North American presence.

The inflight entertainment and services lab will design, develop and test next-generation equipment.

Air New Zealand is preparing to resume short-haul network growth as it boosts its operational narrowbody fleet.

The carrier plans to exhibit its Qsuite Next Gen business class, a special livery Boeing 777 and artificial intelligence technology at the Paris Air Show.

The turboprop manufacturer announced its largest aircraft order since 2017 in the lead up to the Paris Air Show, says the market is “clearly picking up.”

At both the premium and low-cost ends of the spectrum, airlines and cabin designers are trying to customize their products.

Air India is making some progress in its extensive fleet retrofit efforts despite chronic delays from seat providers, reports Aviation Week.