Home BlogAircraft

Aircraft

Virgin Atlantic, the first British airline to introduce mobile connectivity

Written by Luxlife | 17 May 2012

Communication has become a critical need today and people with global businesses need to be connected 24×7. You need continuous, updated information flow to be able to take quick and effective decisions or else you face the danger of being left behind as the competition in practically every field has become intense. Now with the mobile technology and satellite phones it has become possible to remain connected irrespective of your location on the earth or while you are on the move but long haul flights cut you off for a significant portion of time. The airlines were under pressure to find a solution and provide connectivity.

Virgin Atlantic Virgin Atlantic is the First British Airlines to Introduce Mobile Connectivity in Flights

Read more... Add new comment

Luxury Interior Design for Chinese Private Jets

Written by Luxlife | 28 April 2012

As sales of private jets increase in China, interior design companies are looking to cash in.

Read more... Add new comment

Mercedes-Benz Eurocopter EC145 Helicopter

Written by Luxlife | 20 March 2012

Conceived in a styling project led by the Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Studio in Como, Italy, the interior of the EC145 Mercedes-Benz Style is inspired by the automaker’s range of high-end vehicles. It features deluxe materials, elegant woods and ambient cabin lighting, along with multi-function boxes.

merc_ec145

Read more... Add new comment

Qantas Airbus A380

Written by Luxlife | 09 January 2012

Qantas Airbus 380 - the world’s largest passenger airliner - may look like any other jumbo fleet from the outside, yet its refurbished first-class cabins look eerily like the interior of the U.S.S. Enterprise in Star Trek.

qantas_3

Read more... Add new comment

LISA Airplanes Launches the Akoya Amphibious Sports Plane

Written by Luxlife | 22 September 2011

The Akoya Sports Plane, due to launch by Mid 2012; is a completely equipped, high-end airplane whose potential for adventure is unlimited. The France-based aviation company has a light amphibious sports plane that can takeoff and touch down while requiring only 650 feet of space to do so. Click read more to watch the launch video.