Working as a flight attendant has transformed over the years once considered a glamorous job by many today more than ever the flight attendant’s role is critical in ensuring passenger safety and comfort as the world’s airline start to fly again. They all do an outstanding job around the world and Amenities salutes you all.

Qantas' first class pyjamas are going 'fashion forward' with a new design from Melbourne-born, Paris-based couturier Martin Grant. These prêt-à-porter PJs borrow subtle cues from the Qantas uniforms such as a dusky French navy, while the matching slippers incorporate a flash of 'Qantas red'. Woven from 100% cotton, the unisex sleepwear "features a tailored neckline and tapered silhouette to ensure elegant comfort" for first class flyers, Qantas says, and will be issued ...

Thinking about wine, we can consider many aspects: a material component, it is fermented grape juice, but also a philosophical one, it is the result of human activities that direct the behavior of Nature towards a specific purpose and also, a beautiful social one, it brings humans together…

FORMIA, the international guest amenity and hospitality specialist, is pleased to announce that Qatar Airways has introduced its Clean Kit range as part of the airline’s enhanced safety measures.

Emirates has unveiled multi-faceted measures for employee and customer care at every step of the travel journey, redefining safety and hygiene standards on board and on the ground. The new measures took effect today, with the resumption of regularly scheduled passenger flights to nine destinations.

Bamboo, corn starch, PET, PCR, and now the first carton-based tube, clearly demonstrate the alternative materials and packaging available to meet airlines demands for Greener Credential, but it’s going to take more!

Unrivalled in its continuous success, supplier FORMIA, have been the catalyst of a multitude of innovations within the airline amenity industry and have transformed the market with diversified brand collaborations within travel, luxury and lifestyle brands never seen onboard before. The company’s shift in 2009, with the re-branding and appointment of CEO & Managing Partner Roland Grohmann, saw FORMIA emerge from the hospitality industry in hotels, airlines and cruise liners, and reposition itself exclusively in the specialisation of airline amenities.Now celebrating their 10th anniversary of being market leaders in the world of amenities, FORMIA have reached the zenith of its success. For the supplier to reach even newer heights, Roland Grohmann is now overseeing the next step in the company’s journey.

Not to be outdone by their counterparts, Emirates launched new amenity kits and loungewear for their premium passengers at the end of December. The expansive collection of amenities include First C…

Newrest Travel Retail have risen to the challenges facing the travel industry in these unprecedented times. The understanding that PPE will have to be available to passengers and crew to ensure safety and confidence when travelling has meant that amenity suppliers have had to look at ways to answer this call.

National celebrations are always surrounded by a special amazing atmosphere, unusual traditions and deep interesting customs that reach back through the centuries. One of the most ancient celebrations in history, Nowruz, which marks the beginning of summer according to the solar calendar, belongs to this celebration.

These charming “Fly Through Our Heritage’ Kits recently launched onboard Saudi Arabian Airlines, celebrates an array of cultural elements found across five regions of the kingdom adorned with a mosaic of colours, patterns and images.

Alongside its Dreamliner launch, WestJet in partnership with FORMIA has created a brand new onboard experience for their flights from Calgary to London (Gatwick), Paris and Dublin.

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Air New Zealand’s latest innovation may well be the answer to all long-haul economy travellers’ prayers, with their new Skynest sleep solution guaranteeing those at the back of the plane a flight of sweet dreams and comfort. After 3 years of extensive research and development, Air New Zealand has proudly announced a new innovation for […]

BBC World’s report found that up to 67% of frequent Business Class flyers would choose an airline based on their connectivity offerings whilst onboard, and the desire for Wi-Fi access increases as you move up the cabin classes. Airlines must provide passenger Wi-Fi onboard as an amenity similar to complimentary drinks, meals, sleepsuits and amenity kits!

Australian creative firm, Buzz Products, makes high-end amenity kits well worth flying for, but the company’s brand-building power really shows with its

Business Insider teamed up with experienced first class flier the Luxury Travel Expert to rank the best amenity kits offered on 11 airlines.

Today is not only the start of the Qantas-Emirates alliance – it’s also the debut of new amenity kits for first class travellers, along with a revised ‘Rockpool-inspired’ menu for business class. The first class kits feature luxe SK-II products, which Qantas claims as a world first for any airline. Available in male and female editions, both kits include SK-II Facial Treatment Essence. The ladies' kit, which comes in a red clutch purse-style bag, also contains SK-I...

Air New Zealand wins the APEX/IFSA Best Product or Service Award in Los Angeles for the innovative enhancements they have made to their Economy Skycouch, catering to its littlest travelers onboard.

Delta Airlines are introducing popular fragrance brand LE LABO into their new Delta One TUMI amenity kits. As well as onboard, the partnership will see the fragrances introduced into more than 50 Delta Sky Clubs later in the year.

The quest to stay hydrated whilst onboard a long haul flight has been a challenge for airlines since the beginning of the commercial aviation market. All airlines offer water and other refreshments to their passengers, and amenity kits contain lotions and potions designed to keep the passenger’s skin as moisturised as possible in the dry air conditions during flight. The benefits of staying well hydrated are common knowledge, and during travel allows passengers to arrive at their destination refreshed, and ready to face the business meetings, lunches, shopping trips or tourist activities that they have planned. However, it is a challenge, as humidity levels whilst onboard can be as low as 10%-20% and so keeping hydrated is not as easy as one might think. On a long haul flight, it would be nearly impossible for the cabin crew to ensure that every passenger had access to enough water to keep fully hydrated. Any liquid consumed onboard will have a rehydration benefit, including water, Coca Cola, Sprite, Tea etc. However, the most desirable way to be considered an oral rehydration product is to follow the strict World Health Organisation guidelines.

The New ‘Flow Sleeping Set’ onboard Turkish Airlines, redesigns their sleep offering, bringing a whole host of innovations to the sky for the perfect passenger comfort.

In January this year, Cathay Pacific launched a new set of fabric amenity kits by Aesop for First Class customers flying long haul to & from Hong Kong.

Emirates is the world of the private suite and spa experience. Its kit is filled with high-end (Bulgari) and practical (Gillette and Colgate) items.

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Airlines are stepping up their in-flight offerings for premium travellers, with a range of new collaborative amenity kits now available

Review of Qatar Business Class on the a350 and 787, Brussels to Bali, Doha to NYC. Flying Qatar Airwways is the BEST business class experience out there!

Qantas has taken on the social responsibility as Australia's national airline to grow awareness of contemporary Australian art while allowing travellers to take home a collectable piece of its latest Qantas Curates amenity kits. These new international business class amenity kits were launched from 1 May this year replacing the previously refreshed Kate Spade and

Delta Airlines refreshed its TUMI Amenity kits earlier in July 2015 while UNITED will introduce new Cowshed kits in August 2015.

British Airways has launched a new range of amenities for their customers. This is the next advancement in their investment in their premium economy, World Traveller Plus offerings.

Japan Airlines, works closely with supplier Formia, for their new International Business Class Amenity offering in collaboration with MAISON KITSUNÉ and BEAMS!

Have you ever wondered what goodies you can get in the Lufthansa First Class amenity kit?