Aircraft Interiors Expo 2006

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chornedsnorkack
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Aircraft Interiors Expo 2006

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It is going on. Has anything interesting been shown or any important news published?

edwin
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just the interior for the airbus A350 :) quite impressive but not sure if it will ever come to reality

Link of pictures of A350 interior:


http://www.airbus.com/en/aircraftfamili ... cabin.html

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looks very nice :lol:

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ya it does but i dunno dont really see it being achieved

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It looks a lot like the 787 interrior.
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all the round curvings yes but i dont think so i find boeing's 787 interior more cozy

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The A350 interiors look like a giant iPod...!

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hi
look nice that interieur

an iPod? inside than?

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Nice Interiors.
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Post by chornedsnorkack »

edwin wrote:ya it does but i dunno dont really see it being achieved
What do you think will be achieved?

One of the pictures was interior with a table or something. As for the man sitting behind a computer, the seatbacks behind cannot quite be counted, but they leave the impression there is 6 of them. Normal for business class.

Neither Airbus nor Boeing are quite keen about images and mockups of cattle class!
Airbus wrote: A350’s launch customers include Spain’s Air Europa with 10 commitments, Kuwaiti leasing company Alafco with 12, American leasing companies CIT, GECAS and ILFC with commitments for five, 10 and 16 aircraft respectively, India’s Kingfisher Airlines with five, Qatar Airways with 60, Brazil’s TAM with 10, America's US Airways with 20, Eurofly with three, TAP with 10, Finnair with nine, Bangkok Airways with six and Yememia - Yemen Airways with six.
What is the A350 business class really going to be like? What frills do the A350 customers now have in their business class of existing planes, and what to expect in A350?

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