Adam Gavine is an Editor at Aircraft Interiors International. He specializes in covering aircraft interiors and the overall airline passenger experience, focusing on themes related to aviation and aerospace, including commercial and private airlines. Adam's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as 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
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
Airbus is focusing on ramping-up production, aiming to deliver new aircraft in less time without compromising worker safety or product quality.
Aircraft Interiors International joined Air Canada for the inaugural flight of its first Airbus A321XLR.
Aircraft Interiors International joined Air Canada for the inaugural flight of its first Airbus A321XLR. This was a regular scheduled revenue flight: flight AC413 from Montréal to Toronto, in June 2026.
By: Adam Gavine
The application window for the 2026 RedCabin Trinity Award, an awards programme that recognises innovation in aircraft cabin interiors, is now open.
By: Adam Gavine
Aspire challenged design students at Central Saint Martins to create a new type of chair optimised for premium airport lounges. The winning concept is a modular, curved multi-seat system that addresses physical and psychological factors that can help travellers unwind before a flight
By: Adam Gavine
The British Business Bank has confirmed that work is progressing with the UK Government and major aerospace companies including Airbus, GKN
By: Adam Gavine
On Monday, 27th July, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) flight LX16 from Zurich to New York was rerouted to Bangor Airport in Maine, USA.
By: Adam Gavine
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the USA has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) relating to a potential new airworthiness
By: Adam Gavine
IFSA Global Expo is an important annual event for the inflight services sector, where airline executives, catering companies and suppliers, and many other industry players assemble every year to learn, collaborate, and try the latest products and technologies. There are new developments for the 2026 event in September, as well as the return of visitor favourites
