Adam Gavine is an Editor at Aircraft Interiors International. He covers aircraft interiors and the overall airline passenger experience, with a focus on commercial and private airlines within the aviation and aerospace sectors. Adam's work has been featured in Aircraft Interiors International and GenPhoenix.
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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 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified an increased maximum takeoff weight (iMTOW) for the Boeing 787-9 and 787-10 aircraft types. giving airline customers the option to carry more payload or fly longer routes. The first jets built with the enhanced capability are now progressing through ticketing and delivery activities.
By: Adam Gavine
Delta has developed a next-generation Delta One suite for its forthcoming A350-1000s, which will mark the launch of the VantageNOVA platform by Thompson Aero Seating
By: Adam Gavine
Air Canada today announced what it is hailing as its “most significant cabin investment”, with enhancements in every travel class as a signal of the airline's growth ambitions.
By: Adam Gavine
Saudia Arabia-based low-cost airline, Flyadeal, has selected the seating manufacturers for its 10 new two-class Airbus A330-900neo aircraft scheduled to enter service in mid-2027.
By: Adam Gavine
What are the most innovative new ideas that can improve the airline passenger experience? That question is answered once a year by a panel of 27 aviation industry experts from around the world that gathers to decide the winners of the Crystal Cabin Award (CCA). Now in its 19th year, the CCA is the leading international award that recognises excellence in aircraft cabin innovation.
By: Adam Gavine
Following various news reports that a potential merger between United Airlines and American Airlines was being considered, both of the USA-based carriers have released statements in response to the rumours, each with a slightly different tone.
By: Adam Gavine
Malaysia-based low-cost airline, AirAsia, has placed a landmark order for 150 Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
By: Adam Gavine
The Virgin Atlantic board announced today (14th May) that Peter Norris will step down as Chair on 31st May 2026, having held the role for 14 years.
By: Adam Gavine
Emirates has completed the first of 15 cabin refurbishment and reconfigurations scheduled for the two-class A380 aircraft in its fleet. A key element of the retrofit work was the installation of a premium economy cabin in the upper deck
By: Adam Gavine
This week saw Virgin Atlantic take its entertainment offering a step further, with a special live inflight performance by Sugababes. The livestreamed event on an A350 was not just fun: it also demonstrated the capability of the airline’s new Starlink LEO IFC system
