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The seat will feature more personal space and creature comforts compared to its current twin-aisle business class, along with the near-mandatory inclusion of sliding privacy doors. In addition to confirming this step-change for business class travellers, It’s the Elevation model from manufacturer Collins Super Diamond – which makes this a very familiar seat, as it’s the same platform used by British Airways for its Malaysia Airlines' new A330neo and A350 business class will be based on the same Collins Aerospace Elevation platform as Etihad Airways' A350 Business Studio suites. An updated version of the ‘classic’ A330, the A330neo embraces not only new engine designs but a fresh take on the cabin interior which reduces inflight noise, increases personal space and upsizes the overhead luggage bins, all brought together under the Airspace cabin brand. Malaysia Airlines' current A330 and A350 business class. Those building blocks have in turn been inherited from the Airbus A350, which introduced several individual Airspace elements including improved LED lighting and deeper overhead bins which increase capacity by some 66%. Ismail has previously cited the A330neo as “a natural transition” from the current A330s. “The A330neo will not only provide fleet modernisation and enhanced operational efficiency, but will also meet environmental targets through reduced fuel-burn per seat, while keeping passenger safety and comfort at its core.” Happily, one thing that’s not changing is ...

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Dr Ian MacLeod, an expert in shipwrecks, a diver of the deep, and a lover of ocean mysteries, says it’s a matter of when, not if, MH370 will be found. Photograph: David Dare Parker/The Guardian Dr Ian MacLeod, an expert in shipwrecks, a diver of the deep, and a lover of ocean mysteries, says it’s a matter of when, not if, MH370 will be found. Photograph: David Dare Parker/The Guardian So says the Australian who was in charge of the amateur search, because people won’t give up looking for it. Peter Foley was the program director for the international effort led by the In its closing report, the ATSB explained its scientific processes and professed very human emotions while talking directly to the families of the disappeared. Malaysia Airlines aircraft seen from a viewing gallery at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Photograph: Fazry Ismail/EPA “We share your profound and prolonged grief, and deeply regret that we have not been able to locate the aircraft, nor those 239 souls on board that remain missing,” the report says. “It is almost inconceivable and certainly societally unacceptable in the modern aviation era … for a large commercial aircraft to be missing and for the world not to know with certainty what became of the aircraft and those on board.” Foley focuses on that empathy and regret, and says MH370 will be found, and it will be found near the area they were looking in. “It’s one of those things that will enthral people until the mystery is solved,” he says. ...