Burrana's team of engineers have been busy developing the product roadmap for its cabin technologies, with plans to deliver best of breed solutions to market in the future. The roadmap includes the evolution of PAVES and Glide IFE systems architecture to deliver even more innovative solutions that delight passengers – affordable, configurable and lightweight solutions that can deliver on any airlines brand promise.

Stuart Ketchion, Vice President Engineering, said that Burrana's evolving architecture includes the simplification of the PAVES and Glide IFE systems to deliver solutions that create extraordinary inflight experiences. "Our current solutions are light weight, low power and easy to install and the next generation solution will take these benefits to the next level. Our new super thin screens enable increased passenger space. They are available in 10", 12", 15" and 18" sizes (21", 24" and 32" widebody) and all are 4k High Definition and High Dynamic Range ready," said Ketchion.

"Also improving power efficiency is an updated lightweight Universal Seat Box that drives our range of screens and seat peripherals. Wireless IFE is also now part of our offering."

"Our purpose is to enable all airlines to create extraordinary passenger experiences, and we help airlines build their onboard brand by leveraging our technology. In response to market feedback, our configurable hybrid IFE solutions will continue to be a key area of our roadmap. An example is where a customer may want to offer passengers WiFi and USB power only, both USB and 110V In-seat Power sources, or a combination of IFE solutions, all of which we can configure. These solutions combine to enhance the passenger experience, and in some instances to generate ancillary revenue."

CEO, David Withers, said "Burrana has more than 50 years of innovation experience. We're working towards delivering our purpose through our current end-to-end cabin technology range and by anticipating the future needs of passengers with investments in next generation product development."