 The A350-900 is the cornerstone member of Airbus’ all-new A350 XWB Family, which is shaping the future air travel. This jetliner accommodates between 300 and 350 passengers in a standard three-class configuration and its state-of-the-art comfort and amenities ensure that everyone on-board enjoys a pleasant flight.
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 “We have seen some public expressions of hope for sustainable future, and some despair from young people,” de Juniac said. “We say it is possible at the same time to fly and to reduce your carbon future. Flying is not the enemy. The real enemy is carbon.”
via Forbes  Biometric solutions have especially begun revolutionising the airport experience for all stakeholders involved – travellers, airlines, airport operations, vendors, government, and law enforcement. Today technology is revolutionising airports by creating a seamless experience for travellers.
via Future Travel Experience  You won’t be able to fly across the United States on an all-electric commercial jumbo jet anytime soon. That technology is decades away, and while the number of electric aircraft programs in progress around the world could hit 200 by the end of the year, only a couple of small, short-range electric aircraft designs have taken to the skies.
via GreenBiz  Viñals has been approached by firms and investors active in the field of aerospace innovation with a view to tapping into his creativity and insights and opening up a way for him to make aircraft design a full-time occupation. He's enthusiastic about the prospects for nuclear fusion as a zero-emissions source of energy with virtually limitless possibilities.
via CNN Travel  The Boeing 777-10X is a further stretch of the 777X series that will include four more rows than the smaller -9 (and be 3.5 meters longer). This would make it the world’s longest jet.
via Simple Flying Un pilote de Boeing 747 révèle ses dix photos les plus spectaculaires prises depuis son cockpit7/9/2019  Christiaan van Heijst, the world-renowned 747 pilot with a major cargo airline has revealed his 10 favourite photos taken from his office in the sky. Christiaan’s brilliant photos have captivated millions giving perspectives on our planet, its near neighbours rarely seen, and mother nature.
via Airline Ratings  The global carbon fiber market is anticipated to offer growth opportunities worth US$3.4 bn by the end of 2026. In addition to this, the market exhibits a thriving CAGR of 6.8% globally.
via Financial Planning  The food and drinks trolley could become a thing of the past. That's because airline passengers of the future might be able to pre-order snacks on their mobile phones and then collect them from on-board lockers - and order food mid-flight that's heated up by robots in the belly of the plane and collect it from a delivery point.
via MailOnLine  The aviation industry contributes to 2% of the world’s global emissions. While the popularity of products and services causing emissions is reducing, air travel, on the contrary, is growing more popularity across the globe.
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