New airline seats provide individual climate control

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These days, jet air travel is less of a glamorous Don Draper adventure and often more of a tedious ordeal. The cabin air doesn’t help as passengers suffer sinus troubles and can’t stay warm or cool enough for comfort. At the ILA Berlin Air Show running September 11 - 16, the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics (IBP) of Valley, Germany will reveal to the public a new airline seat that provides air passengers with individual climate control that may make even travelling Coach a bit more pleasant... Continue Reading New airline seats provide individual climate control

Section: Aero Gizmo

Tags: Aircraft, Airlines, Comfort, Fraunhofer, Humidity

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