Airchair, the leading manufacturer of onboard wheelchairs, will be attending the Red Cabin Aircraft Cabin Innovation Summit in Dublin, 2-4 December 2025. Hosted by aviation finance company, Avolon, the summit will bring together the aviation industry’s leading innovators to discuss, debate and share experience and knowledge on the future of aircraft cabin design and innovation. Highlights include a session on Day 2, focussing on Accessible Aircraft moderated by design company PriestmanGoode and Jack Kavanagh – Project Lead of AeroFix Project, a leading campaigner for accessible travel for all passengers with reduced mobility.
There will also be opportunities for delegates to meet and make new contacts in meet-and-greet and evening networking sessions.
Sarah McOnie, Director of Airchair said: “As the leading supplier of onboard wheelchairs, I’m looking forward to picking up conversations that were started at the Atlanta summit earlier this year, as well as making new contacts. The future of cabin design and the onboard experience couldn’t be more critical. With accessibility no longer just an option for airlines and regulation moving forward, we are confident that Airchair can play an important role in providing the solution for both the airline operators and the onboard crew, as well as ensuring a safe and comfortable transfer onboard for passengers with reduced mobility.”
About Airchair
Airchair was developed in 2007 to help airlines match a key regulatory and social requirement to a passenger’s needs. Since that time, Airchair has invested in product design and innovation to produce an aisle wheelchair that meets the needs of today’s airlines, enabling accessible travel for all.
The founder of Airchair has combined his engineering experience with his knowledge of reduced mobility and combined these skills to produce this neat, lightweight and easy to manoeuvre aircraft wheelchair.
The entire design focuses on efficiency and passenger comfort. It is lightweight but remarkably strong, incorporates a unique retracting back support and can be folded small enough that it can be stored in an overhead locker or dog box.