Innovative Aircraft Seating USA 2019
Research institutes estimate the global aircraft seating market to reach 1.19 billion USD by 2022 at a CAGR of 7.6%. Major drivers are air travel growth, increasing aircraft orders, and demand for lightweight seat design. According to APEX Global Passenger Insights Survey, 7 in 10 fliers cite comfort and ambiance as their #1 priority. Lowest satisfaction among air travelers are seat width, leg room, and distance to the neighbor.
Running this conference successfully since 9 years in Germany we were asked by the industry to set up this conference for the American market too - we are happy to announce that we are setting up our 4th edition of the conference in August 2019 in Seattle!
Featured Speakers and Guests
Chief System Architect, IFE Engineering
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Manager Technical Services – QantasLink
Qantas Airways Limited
Director, Guest Product Delivery
Alaska Airlines
Product and Services Strategy Manager
Airbus
Executive Director
Adient
Chair of the SAE Aircraft Seat Committee & Associate Technical Fellow - Seats
Boeing
Lead Industrial Designer
Safran
Senior Certification Engineer
Dynamic Safety LLC
Director
Paperclip Design Limited
VP Aerospace
Style and Design
Campaign Director
Flying Disabled
CEO
ACLA Studio
Lead Engineer Reliability & Maintainability
Boeing
A/Manager -Line Maintenance
Jet Airways (I) Ltd.
Integrative Styling Manager
Style and Design
Cabin and Seating - Solving the Cost and Pax Experience Equation
Read here exclusive insights from Alaska Airlines, Delta Airlines, Jet Airways, and Airbus.
Ambitious changes in premium seating
In this presentation, you’ll read about the criteria for comfort upgrading in seat surroundings, new design seats for premiums seating
Visit us and discuss the following topics among others:
How much comfort does the passenger want? Passenger emotions and the impact on the perception of comfort - Personalization and customization in future seat design
Innovative lightweight seat design concepts: Solving the conflict of reducing weight and the factors comfort, safety, and cost.
User-centered design approach in aircraft seating design
Designing seats for maintainability, upgrades, and reliability
