IDEAS: Airbus Shares Its Vision for the Cabin of the Future
Key Points
- Airbus unveiled its Airspace Cabin Vision 2035+, focusing on sustainability and technology to enhance passenger experience.
- The vision includes smart systems, lightweight materials, and 3D-printing to reduce environmental impact and aim for Net-Zero by 2050.
- The Skift IDEA Awards are seeking innovative projects in aviation, hospitality, and tourism, with submissions open until June 20, 2023.
Summary
Airbus has introduced its Airspace Cabin Vision 2035+, emphasizing sustainability and technology to transform the passenger experience. The vision includes integrating smart systems, using lightweight materials, and employing 3D-printing technology to minimize environmental impact and support the industry's Net-Zero by 2050 goals. Additionally, the Skift IDEA Awards are inviting submissions for innovative projects in aviation, hospitality, and tourism, with a deadline of June 20, 2023.
Aerospace designer and manufacturer Airbus has shared what they feel will be the next generation of passenger experience, with their sustainability and tech-driven Airspace Cabin Vision 2035+.
Environmental impact is a central focus, along with consumer comfort, in their product vision. Airbus will integrate "smart systems design" to optimize energy consumption and resources, while also using lightweight materials "enhanced by bionic principals and 3D-printing technologies," as the company aims to focus on less carbon-intensive solutions in their manufacturing in the future.
Airbus states these innovations will contribute to the industry targets of Net-Zero by 2050.
At the Skift IDEA Awards, we are looking for the projects that are defining the future of guest experience, including aviation, hospitality, and tourism innovations.
If you have an exciting project to share, head to the Skift IDEA Awards today and start your submission. The final deadline for entries is June 20, 2023.
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