Aircraft Interior Recycling Association

09/10/2020

09/06/2020

AIRA is pleased to announce our participation in the Red Cabin & Sekisui Kydex Working Group to establish some new initiatives for the hygiene of aircraft interiors.
With our knowledge of aircraft interior materials, AIRA is committed to the application of science and test methodologies in order to re-establish passenger confidence and make flying safer for everyone.
This will be achieved by ecological and effective sanitation, accurate testing of cleanliness and the gathering of data to measure, test and identify specific challenges. Thus allowing designers to efficiently construct interiors that are more resilient and resistant to cross infection for the future of air travel.

02/04/2020

The new partnership between AIRA & Sekisui Kydex was to be launched in Hamburg this month at the Aircraft Interiors Expo, but the Corona Virus got in the way. I`m sure this virus will be destroyed soon, so that we can all get back to normal.
Updates on the new aircraft interior dismantling and parts distribution centre in Sheffield will follow.

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PRODUCTS & S ER V ICES SUSTAINABLE CABIN PLASTICS Sekisui Kydex is enhancing its sustainability through measures including partnerships with Ultra-Poly and AIRA aircraftinte

18/02/2020

https://www.dwtc.com/en/industry-insights/coming-home-how-aircraft-interiors-are-being-recycled

Recycling aircraft interiors is better for the environment and cheaper than landfill. So why are airlines only now starting to take note? Tony Seville, managing director of the UK-based Aircraft Interior Recycling Association, explains the complexities behind reusing aircraft interiors