Cabin comfort to set Boeing 777X apart
[CHICAGO] Boeing Co sees a way to set its new 777X jetliner apart for airlines normally fixated on costs: by making travel easier on a passenger's nose and throat.
Creature comforts such as higher humidity and cabin air pressure to ease jet lag on long flights are part of the planemaker's redesign of its flagship 777 for the 2020s and beyond, said Jim Haas, Boeing's director for product marketing.
Engineers are working to improve fliers' sensory experience - and anticipating how needs such as entertainment may change over the next two decades - as Boeing overhauls all but two of its current commercial jets.
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