Marisa Garcia

The introduction of the Apple Watch has benefited all digital platforms by inspiring smart companies to re-think the mobile interface. SIA clearly used the opportunity to provide useful functions for its passengers, regardless of what mobile device they rely on when they travel.

Given their cost-reductions and revenue benefits, we expect more nested seats in the air soon.

This fresh design has been a long time coming, and will no doubt be welcomed by American's frequent flyers. In an industry historically marked by feast or famine cycles, it's a good idea to put these big projects on the plate as soon as you're flush enough to see them through.

There should be plenty of room for all passengers to be comfortable in this lounge, and more than enough things to do to make the time go by quickly. LATAM has not held back on adding passenger experience features to this ambitious project.

Aircraft seating can benefit from a new player, Toyota Boshoku, which has a fresh perspective and plenty of experience in other transport sectors. These seats are a clever innovation and likely to please more passengers over time than the R2-D2 livery—awesome as that livery is.

Any ideas to improve airlines’ understanding of how their passengers feel in-flight couldn’t come soon enough.

This expansion is essential to keep Frankfurt Airport among the leading hubs in Europe and the world.

It's not the Concorde. There's far more room inside, for a start, and plenty of time to enjoy all that pampering.

Intelligent design by SII — now we just need a smart airline to buy these.

A lot is at stake here and we expect the investigations to continue.