Creaform Deutschland
condensation-related problems on the inside of the fuselage. It will also be exhibiting its cabin humidification system for First, Business Class and the VIP market. The system increases the relative humidity in these areas from 5-7% to a comfortable level of 25%.
the exhibition. Certified for both Airbus and Boeing, the system is already flying with a number of different airlines and can be considered for both retrofit and line fit programmes. The new unit offers a touch panel that gives each seat a modern and sophisticated look; robustness against scratches through the use of hardened glass; and resistance to all fluids including drinks and cleaning agents, making it hygienic. It is customisable in terms of size, shape and colour. Inflight Peripherals (IFPL) (stand
6C10) says it will be showing its latest innovative products at the show. The company says it has brought airlines the hardware to enable the payment system of the future. Its Near Field Communication inflight payment technology eases payment and provides destination vouchers to the passenger and therefore increases airline’s ancillary revenue generation. It not only improves the passenger experience, but also the operators’ revenue. Moving on, Lantal (stand 6D50)
Dornier Technologie Systems
Highlights on the exhibition floor include Creaform Deutschland’s (stand 6D102) 3D engineering services and portable 3D measurement devices. The company’s systems and services can be used for applications such as quality control/inspection, aerodynamics/ stress analysis, OEM and legacy part, reengineering, reverse engineering, MRO and damage assessment, design and engineering of aircraft components and assembly. Elsewhere, Dornier Technologie
Systems (stand 6A81/5A40) will be showcasing its new generation of glass Passenger Control Units (PCU) during
will unveil its new Conceptual Forecast 2013 for seat cover fabrics, leathers, carpets, and curtains during the event. The eclectic designs feature fetching colour gradations, eloquent structures, flash effects, and contrasting textures. As inspiring glimpses of the future, they are said to be the showcase for the development of signature textiles. Complementing the proven wool/
MacCarthy Aviation
polyamide and Climatex LifeguardFR fabrics for seat covers as well as weight optimised wool carpet varieties, this year’s product innovation is Lantal’s new and extremely durable Polyamide Basic carpet. A latest generation aircraft seat with the adaptive Pneumatic Comfort System (PCS) gives visitors a first-hand impression of how relaxing it feels to sit, rest, and sleep on firmness-adjustable air- filled cushions. MacCarthy Aviation (stand B98)
Lantal
has been refurbishing and reconfiguring aircraft since 1962 and during the last few years they have seen a significant increase of their services for the refurbishment of galleys and lavatories for Airbus and Boeing aircraft. During last years’ show, MacCarthy showcased an A330 lavatory which resulted in an order worth in excess of £5 million – the single largest order in the company’s history. The order was for the refurbishment of Airbus lavatories for over 30 aircraft. This year has also seen a significant increase in B767 lavatory enquiries and orders coming through, so MacCarthy will present a fully-refurbished B767 M8 unit on its stand. The M8 unit will showcase MacCarthy’s diverse manufacturing capability, complete with signature
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