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• Seth Miller
Singapore Airlines has introduced a RECARO-designed business-class seat as part of a premium-cabin strategy spanning refreshed A350s and its 777X fleet. The announcements link cabin-product investment across two long-haul aircraft types, while airlines continue to make divergent choices about which models become their flagships.
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Singapore Airlines has introduced a RECARO-designed business-class seat as part of a premium-cabin strategy spanning refreshed A350s and its 777X fleet. The announcements link cabin-product investment across two long-haul aircraft types, while airlines continue to make divergent choices about which models become their flagships.
KM Malta Airlines is preparing to sign its 12th codeshare agreement, making partnerships a central part of its strategy against no-frills competitors. The successor to Air Malta says codeshares contribute a quarter of its revenue, while investment in customer experience is another part of its competitive approach.
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Singapore Airlines has unveiled new first, business, premium economy and economy cabins, with installations planned from 2027 on Airbus A350-900s and Boeing 777-9s. The airline also disclosed the 777-9 configuration and said it does not expect to retrofit its A380 fleet, whose 12 aircraft were upgraded between 2018 and 2023.
LATAM has selected Quvia’s inflight connectivity (IFC) system performance monitoring solution for deployment across its connected fleet. The system gives the airline visibility into how onboard internet performs, extending Quvia’s presence in the airline market.
Aeroitalia has named QuiverTree Media its exclusive advertising agency, tasking the company with developing inflight advertising and sponsorship opportunities. The appointment gives the airline a dedicated partner for commercial opportunities tied to its onboard environment.
Finnair has chosen SES to provide in-flight internet for the 18 Embraer E195-E2s it has ordered. The selection offers another detail of the aircraft’s planned configuration as the airline prepares to add the new regional jets to its fleet.
British Airways will not renew its contract with an independent service that reviews rejected passenger compensation claims and can require the airline to pay. The service made BA pay £5 million in compensation in one year, including in cases where the airline believed compensation was not due.
Three new deployments by AirFi and Moment show wireless in-flight entertainment reaching aircraft of different sizes and route networks. The announcements underscore the applicability of wireless IFE across varied operating contexts, though the available details do not specify the aircraft, operators or routes involved.
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