A lighter color palette, home-like furnishings, straighter lines, and more natural materials. These are among the broad trends in today’s business aircraft interior design book, applied by OEMs and aftermarket outfitters alike, in combination with improved environmental systems, digital capabilities, and all the comforts and conveniences buyers expect in their homes and offices.
In a typical year, industry executives might have surveyed some of these advances in person this month as they walked the aisles or on static display at the NBAA’s annual convention. But while business aviation’s biggest gathering has been canceled by the coronavirus pandemic, the aircraft interiors world has continued turning, and if anything the global lockdown has focused even more attention on the cabin. It’s not just about looking good, but functionality, safety, and wellness, and the new-generation flagships of the business aviation fleet have the technology and the space to deliver the goods.
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