A business jet cabin should sound just as good as it looks. From tightening up loose ends to immersive audio, these products could help your next flight sound a little sweeter.
A Quiet Place (In The Sky)
Company: Luminary Air Group
Known for producing the “quietest Boeing Business Jet interior cabin in the world,” Luminary Air Group (LAG) offers sound insulation kits for a wide range of business aircraft. Using damping, absorption and mufflers, LAG’s insulation kits include pre-cut and sorted sound-dampening foam to be installed within aircraft walls. According to LAG, its kits are balanced to achieve the most efficient sound reduction while adding the least amount of weight. Customers can install the company’s kit personally, hire an LAG project manager for on-site support or use a third-party vendor. https://marketplace.aviationweek.com/suppliers/luminary-air-group/
Good Vibrations
Company: Enidine
All aircraft are susceptible to loose screws, fasteners or other parts—creating a symphony of rattling noise once you are in the air. Enidine’s suite of vibration isolation mounts tackle the issue at the source by using elastomeric materials to dampen vibrations. According to the company, its custom-made products can help an aircraft run smoothly by absorbing kinetic energy and reducing mechanical stress in a variety of applications. Typical applications for the product include sidewall, dado, ceiling and interior trim panels—improving noise attenuation performance from the inside out. https://marketplace.aviationweek.com/suppliers/itt-enidine-inc/
Surround-Sound Cabin
Company: Alto Aviation
In a passenger cabin, one set of speakers is never enough. That is why Alto’s nVELOP Premium Surround Sound strategically places high-quality speakers throughout the entire cabin—even taking into account individual screens and seating arrangements. According to Alto, the system features frontal sound imaging with rear surround sound for forward and aft-facing seats. Alto’s acoustic engineers work in tandem with each installation team to address the unique needs of an aircraft. According to the company, Alto’s proprietary surround decoding process tailors its performance to each aircraft’s configuration, ensuring an effective audio experience for every passenger. https://marketplace.aviationweek.com/suppliers/alto-aviation/
A Flight At The Opera
Company: Bombardier
For Bombardier Global 8000 and Global 7500 passengers, Bombardier’s l'Opéra audio system offers a “redefined and redesigned” cabin audio experience. According to Bombardier, the system delivers the “most advanced and immersive” sound in the industry through a combination of full-range speakers, advanced digital signal processing and seat-centric sound technology. The system uses Class-D amplifiers capable of a combined output of 1,275 watts for a wide frequency range. Additionally, the immersive audio can be personalized through the l'Opéra app for a more dialed-in experience. https://marketplace.aviationweek.com/suppliers/bombardier-lopera/
In-Seat Immersion
Company: Rosen Aviation
Rosen Aviation’s Immersa proposes a new way of heightening the inflight audio experience by creating an “in-seat holographic audiosphere.” With dynamic audio installed directly into the seat, paired with full-cabin 3D audio, Immersa rounds out Rosen Aviation’s breadth of inflight entertainment (IFE) upgrades. According to the company, Immersa includes active noise cancellation, minimal weight impact and full cabin management system and IFE integration. Additionally, the system can be controlled via Rosen Aviation’s companion app for Android and iOS devices. https://marketplace.aviationweek.com/suppliers/rosen-aviation-llc/
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