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Showing posts with label Hamburg. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Innovative Cabin Concept by Alma Design

How can you have a natural aura in a business aircraft cabin mixed with the latest innovation in technology? The design concept by Portugal's Alma Design is probably the most interesting attempt. I ran into them during the conference before the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Hamburg last week, and I found their concept so interesting, I just had to catch up with them during the Exhibition days and did an on-the-spot interview for fun, mainly aimed at my Indonesian audience to see the interesting stuff that is going around in the civil aviation industry.

The concept made it to the finals at the 2012 Crystal Cabin Awards in the Innovative Cabin Design Concept category, amongst big names such as Zodiac and Diehl Aerospace.






These guys won. They were very busy the next day with visitors and the media, but I managed to catch them for a few moments for the photo at the end of the video. 

Apologies to the award ceremony host, Mary Kirby, if I caused a delay to the start (but I think she got her revenge on my later in the day, but that's another story!).

Didn't follow my Twitter? OK, I'm still here!

I must apologize for not writing as of late. I am on my last week in my "3 weeks of hell", with the Asia Pacific Defence Expo in Jakarta on 21-23 March, then I was off to Hamburg on 24 March, to attend the Aircraft Interiors Conference on 26 March, followed by the Aircraft Interiors Expo on 27-29 March, where I flew straight back to attend a friend's wedding in Jakarta. And I still have "Indonesian Aviation Forum Series 2012 - Airlines Day" tomorrow for two days.

For those who have been following my Twitter will know what I am up to.

The Aircraft Interiors Expo this year is a lot of fun and a lot of work. I hope I will be writing more on this over the coming days and weeks, with some nice developments on the Jakarta end of my work.