Interiors & Connectivity

StandardAero has received STC approval to install the SmartSky 4G LTE system on several Embraer models and plans to seek approval for other aircraft types.

One third of the airline's mainline fleet to be upgraded by early 2020.

Fortunes changing at a company that looked on the brink of collapse in summer 2018.

ETLs have lagged EFB deployment for several reasons including issues around approval and training time.

The Russian MRO provider is introducing new automation equipment to meet growing demand for interior repairs and sewing services.

To grow FACC’s recently-established Aftermarket Services business segment, the two companies will work together to provide and market new MRO products and repair services.

Cheaper bandwidth and faster Wi-Fi should improve inflight connectivity for passengers, crew and MROs collecting aircraft systems data.

Focus of MRO providers expected to switch in the next decade when the majority of the global fleet should be equipped with connectivity.

The company’s special missions interior team created multi-purpose cabins to provide a functional and comfortable environment for patients and medical staff.

The cabin interior specialist has created custom front row monuments for the airline’s new 787 aircraft.

Etihad Airway Engineering’s long-term vision is to use additive manufacturing for most cabin interior parts.

The company says Bed Bug Killer, which is the first product of its kind approved for aviation, provides a quicker, cheaper alternative to the industry’s current bed bug treatments.

Gogo hopes to give passengers a more personalized IFE experience with its new Vision Touch system.