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Contents


Inside this issue...


INDUSTRY UPDATE 06-14 Industry Update


FEATURES


16 Trolleys 46 Headphones 54 IFE


ITCA


25 President’s column 26 ITCA Nice review 28 ITCA Mercurys 62 64


ITCA Nice gallery ITCA Nice new products


70 ITCA update SPECIAL REPORTS


36 British Airways 44 MNH Sustainable Cabin Services 51 Canonica Catering 74 Moby Dick Solutions


REGULARS


35 Jeremy 40 Four corners 42


Creative kitchens


52 Industry comment 59 In person – Naresh Goyal, Jet Airways 60 Front cover competition 68


New products


72 People on the move 73 Past events 74 Future events


54 FEATURE


Tapping into the market Inflight technology is one luxury that customers can’t do without. We explore the competitive market of IFE, with advancements in connectivity and increased ancillary revenue potential.


NEXT ISSUE 68


• Packaging • Tableware


SPECIAL REPORT 44


Recycling and re-using From ingenious new uses for discarded headphone covers, to simple washing and reusing, MNH’s goal is zero landfill, with a sizeable saving for the airlines who get involved.


COMING UP


IFSA Seattle, USA (September 12-14) www.ifsanet.com ITCA Dubai (October 25-27) www.itcadubai.com


16 FEATURE


Ideas on wheels After years of research into lightweight materials, security issues and mobility technology, the humble inflight trolley is set to be revolutionised.


25 ITCA


Stephen White ITCA’s President reflects on a highly successful event in Nice, with more operator visitors than ever, especially airlines.


Cover image courtesy of AVID, www.avidairlineproducts.com


www.onboardhospitality.com


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Dominik Mentzos


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