Luxury cabins unveiled at the Aircraft Interiors Expo
(2 Apr 2008) SHOTLIST : Hamburg - April 1, 2008 1. Wide exterior of Hamburg fair building 2. Wide interior of exhibition hall of "Aircraft Interiors" fair 3. Mid shot of banner reading "Hamburg - the place for aviation" 4. Mid shot of pair of cabin seats 5. Close up of reading light 6. Close up of seat control panel 7. Mid shot of man opening doors of Singapore Airlines Suite for A380 8. Pan across interior of suite with dinner table 9. Close up of door sign reading "close and latch door during taxi, take off and landing" 10. Wide of suite 11. Wide of luxury cabin seat by "Aviointeriors" for Air India B777 12. Mid shot of man moving seat 13. Mid shot of man lying in seat in sleeping position 14. Close up of feet 15. Wide side view of man sitting in "Aviointeriors" seat for Ethiad A330-340 16. Mid shot of man closing door "B/E Aerospace" luxury cabin with shade window functions being turned on 17. Close up of remote control for cabin functions 18. Mid shot of man using remote control sitting in "B/E Aerospace" luxury cabin 19. Mid of man closing door and obscuring windows 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Doug Rasmussen, Vice President and General Manager B/E Aerospace (Super First Class Business Unit): "What we see happening in the marketplace today is that you have very long flights - twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen hours - and when you have those type of flights, and many times people flying them are going for business purposes and they want to be able to get a good night sleep and work in privacy. And then there's also just wealthy individuals who have very high expectations in terms of how comfortable they'll be in their flight experience." 21. Pan across laid table and seat with cushion inside cabin 22. Wide of "B/E Aerospace" business class seats for United Airlines 23. Close up of integrated seat screen 24. Close up of man unfolding seat table 25. Wide of two men testing seats 26. Wide of Airbus stand 27. Pan across Airbus A380 model 28. Close up of interior design of different types of seating areas 29. Mid shot of tail end of A380 model 30.SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Lange, Head of Aircraft Interiors Marketing: "The extra wide body firstly gives you more cabin width, a straighter side wall - the side of the cabin is straighter which means the passenger has more space around the head and the shoulder, so they are able to be more comfortable in the window seat. We can put wider seat in the aircraft, and we can also create greater volume around the upper area for your personal baggage." 31. Wide exterior of A350X WB cabin hub 32. Mid shot of old Lufthansa Boeing 707 model restored from the 1960s 33. Close up of see-through retro cabin design of Lufthansa "Senator Class" of Boeing 707 34. Wide of Harald Merensky, Lufthansa senior manager cabin consulting, explaining child seat pan down to child seat being deployed 35. Pan from front view of child seat in sleeping position to back of seat 36. Wide of Lufthansa iPod docking station 37. Close up of display 38. Mid shot of Lufthansa iPod docking station 39.SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Crossett, Lufthansa Innovation Sales and Marketing: "We are taking an approach that is a little bit different than what people are doing today. We are looking forward to an IP-enabled aircraft whereby instead of having a mini (peako) cell site on the aircraft we're going to be looking at hot spot coverage and voice-over IP." 40. Mid shot of front of nose of old Lufthansa Boeing 707 model restored from the 1960s 41. Mid shot of screen at Boeing stand 42. Excerpt of Boeing footage Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: / ap_archive Facebook: / aparchives Instagram: / apnews You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...
