Aircraft Cabin Management

ACS brings out complete single-aisle product offering

AVIC Cabin Systems (ACS) has introduced a new collection of products designed specifically to support the increasing demand in the single-aisle market. Each of its offerings focuses on improving the flight experience and enriching the single-aisle environment and is said to “bring enhanced comfort and enjoyment for passengers and increased revenue for airlines”.

The four innovations are the VantageSOLO seat from Thompson Aero Seating (pictured), LAV4ALL from FACC, the JT32XE seat from Jiatai, and galley concept from AIM Altitude. These products have been under development at ACS for some time as part of its long-term product development strategy and vision of the future for commercial aviation. 

Announcing the new range, VP of commercial at AVIC Cabin Systems Andy Morris said: “The possibilities for single-aisle aircraft are rapidly growing, with longer-range flights being regularly introduced. Whilst the distances are possible, it is vital that airlines also make the journeys comfortable and pleasurable. ACS is working to introduce bespoke products that will align the single-aisle long-range passenger experience with twin aisle.” 

He continued: “Our innovations include a fully horizontal flat-bed with direct aisle access from only a 33”-seat pitch and a lavatory, fully accessible to all, that is designed to fit comfortably and efficiently within a single-aisle aircraft. We are also looking at introducing a new economy seat targeted for the Chinese market that is leading the recovery of global aviation. Plus, our new ground-breaking galley concept enables a full onboard catering service, including two meal services, within the same footprint as current galley designs. Every one of these exciting products will truly enhance the single-aisle aircraft experience.

“It is very exciting that four brands under AVIC Cabin Systems are able to come together in this way to make a complete offering for airlines. We are very much looking forward to more collaborations like this, which will benefit airlines in terms of innovation, differentiation and profit margins”, concluded Morris.

Last October, ACS announced that it was setting up a global sales management team where customers could benefit from the full group portfolio of products and services covering all areas of the cabin from a single source.

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