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Monumental front rows from AIM Altitude

At AIX 2018, AIM Altitude is showcasing its new platform approach to front-row monuments (FRMs), in collaboration with Thompson Aero Seating.

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AIM Altitude continues successful relationship with Virgin Atlantic

AIM Altitude is continuing its successful relationship with Virgin Atlantic Airways by creating the retrofit bars for… Details

AIM Altitude at AIX 2018

AIM Altitude will once again be exhibiting at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, from 10th to… Details

AIM Altitude branching out

AIM Altitude takes branding panels to stunning next level for Emirates. Details

Appointment of New CEO

AIM Altitude announces the appointment of Richard Bower as CEO with effect from 1 January 2018. Details

AIM Altitude joins celebrations for 100th Emirates A380

Mark Edwards, CEO of AIM Altitude, and Richard Bower, Group Commercial Director at AIM Altitude, joined Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline and Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, at Airbus in Hamburg to celebrate the delivery of Emirates Airline’s 100th A380 aircraft. Details

Raising the bar for the Virgineers

AIM Altitude was recently in attendance at the latest Vigineers Golf Day – Virgin Atlantic’s annual charity… Details

AIM Altitude joins premier league to support young people

AIM Altitude has teamed up with AFC Bournemouth to provide support to young people in the form… Details

Ready AIM Pull

Alongside their ability to create stunning cabin interiors, it seems staff at AIM Altitude have other skills to put to good use. A team of 20 willing volunteers from the company have taken part in the ninth annual Dorset Plane Pull at Bournemouth Airport. They pulled a 35,000kg Boeing 737 over a distance of 50 metres to raise money for Wessex Cancer Trust. Making it a truly global and diverse line-up, the team included two members of staff from AVIC in Beijing, and AIMsley bear, the company mascot. Details

YOU’RE HIRED!

AIM Altitude’s active apprenticeship scheme builds further this month with the induction of six new apprentices. Details