Collins Aerospace

M-Flex™ Duet

Designing a revolutionary cabin monument that transforms a seldom optimized area of the cabin - an aircraft doorway - into a self-serve social zone or cabin attendant working area.

Role : Industrial Designer

Responsibilities : Market research / Concept development / Client presentation / Prototyping

Collaboration : R&D, Conference site design, prototype vendor, cross functional teams

Recognition : 2019 Crystal Cabin Award Finalist, APEX Hamburg Germany 2018

 “Traditionally, the space needed to add this type of service area meant sacrificing seating for the airlines which could mean an annual revenue loss in the millions per twin-aisle aircraft. Our team has created a brand new concept that benefits both the passenger and the airline by offering new amenities in the cabin with minimal to no seat reductions.”

Jefferey McKee, director of Research & Development, Interiors for Collins Aerospace

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