Jetliner interiors survey launched as an app
It might not be a routine topic of conversation but airline interiors, like everything else, have changed over the years. All those who have noticed the metamorphosis plus anyone who is interested in the history, evolution and development of aircraft cabin interiors will find a wealth of information within Jetliner Cabins: Evolution & Innovation
by airline consultant Jennifer Coutts Clay.
Coutts Clay explains that in addition to redesigning and updating the book’s 16 core chapters, she added new material to the app, including “green” cabin innovations, classic airline case studies, hyperlinks to more than four hundred organisations and more than six thousand all-color images arranged in a sequence of picture galleries. The app also delves into the topics of product branding, passenger experience, maintenance, and marketing.
Designed for aviation professionals, industry watchers, airline passengers, design aficionados and other interested readers, this pioneering work features insights from leading international experts in the field.
Coutts Clay commented: “The civil-aviation sector is amazing: there is so much to write about! Because of Internet capability, I can keep adding new material to my app. This subject will never end."
Jennifer Coutts Clay was born in Scotland and educated in Britain, France and the US. A Fulbright Scholar at Cornell University, she earned broad experience in marketing and operational management assignments across the airline network at British Airways in the 1970s and Pan American World Airways beginning in 1986. Principal of J. Clay Consulting since the 1990s, Jennifer has played a key role in the development of design implementation strategies for the interiors and exteriors of a number of different types of aircraft. She was a certified consultant to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and is now an American citizen residing in New York City.
