Airbus reveals A320 interiors with Airspace Bin

BTN News
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Europe-based plane manufacturer Airbus has launched its A320 Airspace interior with award-winning designs providing additional comfort and ambience. 

The new look also features the largest overhead bin in its class.

The A320 will not only share common cockpit ergonomics with Airbus’s wide-body jets, but will also have a common cabin design language and the latest technology. Some of the enhanced elements of the new interior include: 

•  The largest overhead bin in its class. Called the 'Airspace Bin', it allows eight instead of five bags per four-frame bin and also accommodates bigger and heavier bags stowed vertically

•  Ceiling lighting features a fully-customised on-board experience with variable lighting features. 

• New fully-integrated window shades provide passengers more window space and unobstructed views, evoking the feel of the A350.

•  A new lavatory design features coloured mood lighting, along with anti-bacterial coatings, automatic aroma dispenser, sound and optional touchless options.

•  Coloured LED lighting leveraging 16.4 million colour options, the new custom-cabin mood lighting creates a personalised in-flight experience throughout the cabin.
            
Passengers also get a modular IFE platform with overhead video and in-seat audio/video on-demand, as well as the provision for in-seat power, wireless flexible connectivity and mobile telephony (GSM on board). 
 
The full Airspace Interior package is targeted for 2020 and will retrofit to the current hardware.

 

Airbus reveals A320 interiors with Airspace Bin

BTN News
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Europe-based plane manufacturer Airbus has launched its A320 Airspace interior with award-winning designs providing additional comfort and ambience. 

The new look also features the largest overhead bin in its class.

The A320 will not only share common cockpit ergonomics with Airbus’s wide-body jets, but will also have a common cabin design language and the latest technology. Some of the enhanced elements of the new interior include: 

•  The largest overhead bin in its class. Called the 'Airspace Bin', it allows eight instead of five bags per four-frame bin and also accommodates bigger and heavier bags stowed vertically

•  Ceiling lighting features a fully-customised on-board experience with variable lighting features. 

• New fully-integrated window shades provide passengers more window space and unobstructed views, evoking the feel of the A350.

•  A new lavatory design features coloured mood lighting, along with anti-bacterial coatings, automatic aroma dispenser, sound and optional touchless options.

•  Coloured LED lighting leveraging 16.4 million colour options, the new custom-cabin mood lighting creates a personalised in-flight experience throughout the cabin.
            
Passengers also get a modular IFE platform with overhead video and in-seat audio/video on-demand, as well as the provision for in-seat power, wireless flexible connectivity and mobile telephony (GSM on board). 
 
The full Airspace Interior package is targeted for 2020 and will retrofit to the current hardware.