Jet Aviation has launched a new test and display room at its Basel, Switzerland location that can simulate cabin noise for customers.
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Jet Aviation is launching a test and display room in Basel, Switzerland, that will allow customers to experience variable sound intensities to simulate cabin noise levels and better understand the effects of different acoustic levels in flight. Dubbed the “Innovation Space,” the space will also feature an “in-flight-entertainment room” where the team can test and personalize different configurations for a customer before installing them on an aircraft.
“Creating this experimental space in-house allows us to continue to explore new technologies and enhance our offerings as we strive to create beautifully bespoke interior cabin experiences for our customers,” said Jet Aviation v-p of completions Christoph Fondalinski. “As our customers experience more and more new and exciting technology in other aspects of their lives, they increasingly expect the same level of comfort and enjoyment from their aircraft.
“We recognize the need for a strong focus on innovation in VVIP completions to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving world. The Innovation Space is a fantastic step on our journey towards providing this in the ultimate cabin experience.”
"Our experience was that unless you have flown in an incredibly quiet aircraft, it can be challenging to understand the benefits of subtle differences in sound levels,” said head of engineering Florent Klinger. “To provide our customers with that understanding and help them make the right decisions for their aircraft, we created a dedicated space where they can experience different acoustic levels, in addition to new products, systems, and innovative components.”
Jet Aviation Sounds Off with Basel Acoustic Experience
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Jet Aviation is launching a test and display room in Basel, Switzerland, that will allow customers to experience variable sound intensities to simulate cabin noise levels and better understand the effects of different acoustic levels in flight. Dubbed the “Innovation Space,” the space will also feature an “in-flight-entertainment room” where the team can test and personalize different configurations for a customer before installing them on an aircraft.
“Creating this experimental space in-house allows us to continue to explore new technologies and enhance our offerings as we strive to create beautifully bespoke interior cabin experiences for our customers,” said Jet Aviation v-p of completions Christoph Fondalinski. “We recognize the need for a strong focus on innovation in VVIP completions to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving world. The Innovation Space is a fantastic step on our journey towards providing this in the ultimate cabin experience.”
"Our experience was that unless you have flown in an incredibly quiet aircraft, it can be challenging to understand the benefits of subtle differences in sound levels,” said head of engineering Florent Klinger. “To provide our customers with that understanding and help them make the right decisions for their aircraft, we created a dedicated space where they can experience different acoustic levels, in addition to new products, systems, and innovative components.”