From: The Points Guy - Thursday Apr 04, 2019 01:07 pm
Also: how top government officials fly, earning 60k Alaska miles and elite status for just $500
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04/04/2019


AIRCRAFT CABINS OF THE FUTURE

Each spring, airline employees, aircraft designers and industry executives gather in Hamburg, Germany for the annual Aircraft Interiors Expo.

Some innovations give passenger comfort a boost — such as this next-gen business suite and a giant seat-back display — while others are intended to help carriers increase capacity and boost revenue.

This year, we've come across some especially interesting developments, including:

It's important to note that some prototypes never actually take off, while others may be heavily modified before making their way to a plane — such as the Airbus Airspace cabin, now flying on TAP's A330neo.

-Zach Honig, Editor-at-Large

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