TheDesignAir

6 days ago | thedesignair.net | Jonny Clark

True consumers of luxury brands will tell you that luxury is about craftsmanship, storytelling and design. It’s less about emblazoned logos and bling, and more about refined tactility that exudes understated luxury. So, it’s no surprise that we’re in awe of Riyadh Air’s new interiors, launched today which epitomise luxury on every level. It’s the next – but not final – stepping stone in the airline’s journey to its long-awaited launch.

6 days ago | thedesignair.net | Jonny Clark

In a surprising leap-frog of expectations, Malaysia Airlines has just revealed the upcoming interiors of the carrier’s 737-10 MAX regional fleet. There are currently 12 of these aircraft on order, and unlike the other 737’s operated by the carrier these new aircraft will do away with the 2 x 2 recliner seats and upgrade the Business Class cabin to 12 lie-flat seats.

1 week ago | thedesignair.net | Jonny Clark

Delta Air Lines has unveiled its newest lounge offering within the Sky Club network – a reinvigorated respite in the heart of the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). It’s no surprise that this isn’t the airline’s only lounge in the airline’s main global hub. In fact it’s one of no less than 8 Delta lounges at ATL, this one situated in Concourse D-Center Point.

1 week ago | thedesignair.net | Jonny Clark

In a move that blends craftsmanship and cultural storytelling, Air New Zealand has unveiled its long-awaited new uniform collection, designed by internationally renowned fashion designer Emilia Wickstead, in collaboration with respected tā moko artist Te Rangitu Netana. The new threads replace the somewhat iconic vibrant threads from Dame Trelise Cooper that were instantly recognisable.

1 week ago | thedesignair.net | Jonny Clark

As part of its ongoing fleet modernisation, China Southern Airlines is introducing new A350-900 and A321NX aircraft – two dual flagship models designed to elevate the passenger experience to unprecedented levels. These new aircraft will also herald a new interiors palette that will change the overall look, feel and brand image for the Chinese carrier. The airline has opted to use London-based studio Tangerine to designing the interiors of 10 A350-900 aircraft and the 20 new generation A321NX.