Marisa Garcia

Airlines and authorities are being actively engaged by organizations to spur cabin innovation that will improve the passenger experience for passengers with reduced mobility.

Airlines have standards to meet for the safe transport of animals, but technology may put pet owners more at ease.
Technology company Unisys has developed a new way for pet owners to track and even keep in touch with their furry family members when flying. The new Digi-Pet system, unveiled during the Cargo World Congress of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Dallas last week, uses sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) to keep animals safe.
Sensors monitor environmental f...

El Al’s recently revealed Boeing 787 Dreamliner cabin, inspired by Israel’s landscape, represents a dramatic redesign of the airline’s brand image.

Airports explore the fine art of "nudging" passenger behaviour.

Passenger Terminal World - June 2017

Interview with Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett on the complexities of accurately interpreting human emotions.

Cover Story

Aircraft Interiors International Magazine — June 2017

Are the costs of new aircraft component certification justified?

Aircraft Interiors International Magazine - June 2017

Airbus has plans to make airplane cabins more passenger-friendly, whether you’re traveling on their largest or their smallest aircraft.

Boeing gave airlines and airline industry watchers a bit of a surprise this week during the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget with hints about a long-anticipated “middle of market” plane.

Engineering solutions firm Altran has demonstrated its vision of a digital future for aviation which includes better cabin environments with a quick flick of the wrist.

Engineers at Airbus and Lufthansa have come up with a clever way to make planes more earth-friendly, taking their inspiration from the depths of the ocean.

Yes, but...

A 17-hour flight might not be so bad sitting in these.

The Seamless Travel Ideal is Now Virtually a Reality