REVIEW

TRANSPORT & VIP INTERIORS

Two new titles have recently landed on the shelves of our growing library. A fully updated edition of Jennifer Coutts Clay’s Jetliner Cabins, first published in 2003, has been released in paperback. But this is not your ordinary paperback book: Not only has it more pages and photographs, it’s just as generous in dimensions, making for a handsome addition to your coffee table at the office.

After analyzing the reviews of the hardcover edition, the publisher, John Wiley & Sons, decided to reprint the book in its original form, says the author. “The text and pictures are unchanged, apart from a small number of tiny corrections (mainly related to the punctuation format) and a short mention in Chapter 14/Concorde Unique that the aircraft has been retired from service. To provide added value and to update the work, we compiled a supplement showcasing Next-Generation Jetliner Cabins—with wonderful pictures kindly provided by the manufacturers: Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier and Embraer. We then reworked the Index to cover the new material and the listing now stands at around 1,000+ items, up from the original 600+.”

Clay continues: “Added content relates entirely to next-gen aircraft [including some VIP transports] and the new pages are more dramatic in style and presentation than those of the original book.” And we agree: 16 richly laid out chapters plus a bibliography, directory of top specialists and the website addresses of numerous airlines, manufacturers and service centers make this book a handy companion.

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Acknowledgements

Grateful acknowledgement is given to the airlines and other organizations credited in this book for permission to use their photographs.
There are other images, also credited, that come from publicly available sources, for example, company sales brochures and websites.
Pictures that are displayed without photo credits come from the Collection of J. Clay Consulting.