Our Client is a global multinational aerospace corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells civil aerospace products worldwide and manufactures aircrafts in various countries.

The age of the inflight magazine is rapidly coming to an end. While passengers appreciate the entertainment and information contained within the publications, there are many downsides for airlines in maintaining this type of resource, including the cost of printing, paper waste, cross contamination risk and the static nature of the magazines being out of date. Similarly, traditional LCD displays built into the backs of passengers seats are heavy and outdated.

In partnership with the Client for over 3 years, Royole helped develop a digital replacement for the traditional paper magazines, adapting to any cabin surface with minimum integration efforts, working as a ‘sticker’.

Utilizing Royole's proprietary fully flexible display, The Client has created a new type of digital magazine that can replace both paper magazines and built in LCD displays, providing a lightweight 2:1 entertainment device for passengers to interact, read or stream video from their seats, with no need for their own devices to be used. By removing these displays, more space is also released for passenger seats due to the ultra-thin structure of the displays. Utilizing the fully flexible displays can reduce both costs and weight, saving fuel and reducing carbon emissions, promoting a more environmentally sustainable future and enhancing passenger’s experience.