Adam Gavine is an experienced editor and journalist specializing in aircraft interiors and the overall airline passenger experience. With a passion for aviation, he covers topics such as cabin designs, in-flight entertainment, food service, and innovative technologies. As an active member of the aviation community, Adam is a proud Crystal Cabin Awards juror and enjoys sharing his expertise with fellow aviation enthusiasts.
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Adam Gavine's coverage primarily focuses on the aviation industry, particularly in areas related to aircraft interiors, technology, and design. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Adam Gavine
The US Department of Transportation has issued a penalty of US$50 million to American Airlines for failing to provide a safe and dignified air travel experience for passengers with disabilities. The record fine is 25-times larger than any previous US DOT penalty against an airline for violating disability regulations. “The era of tolerating poor treatment of airline passengers with disabilities is over,” said Transportation Secretary Buttigieg
AERQ, a Hamburg-based start-up developing digital platforms for aircraft cabins, has announced that it is discontinuing its business activities.
By: Adam Gavine
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced it is investing S$1.1 billion (US$0.83 billion) in a programme to install all-new long-haul cabin products across 41 Airbus A350-900 long-haul and ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft in its fleet.
If you want to see the challenges of air travel for disabled passengers laid bare, this documentary is a must-see.
By: Adam Gavine
A new expert group has been announced in the UK today (7th November), which will work to tackle the biggest barriers to air travel for disabled passengers.
By: Adam Gavine
It would be unsurprising to say that the aircraft seats of 100 years ago look a lot different to those of today.
By: Adam Gavine
The merger of full-service airlines Air India and Vistara successfully completed today (12th November), following the merger of the low-cost airlines Air India Express and AIX Connect on 1st October. Post merger, Air India Group operates a combined fleet of 300 aircraft, with hundreds more on order, and a US$400 million cabin interior retrofit programme imminent
By: Adam Gavine
Research by IBA shows that airlines are surpassing pre-pandemic capacity, while revenues and yields have stabilised in 2024
By: Adam Gavine
The first commercial flight of the Airbus A321 XLR will take place today, on Iberia's Madrid (MAD) to Boston (BOS) route.
By: Adam Gavine
The Aviation Circularity Consortium (ACC) today released its 2050 Industry Roadmap, a series of four key recommendations for creating a circular economy model and contributing to global sustainability goals. The ACC says its recommendations for action lay out a course for the certification of low-emission, reprocessed high-quality materials and parts for use in aircraft interiors products and other sectors
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