Textile Collection 2026: Pebble Stripe: soft patterns for a more comfortable cabin
Pebble Stripe shows how a soft pattern and balanced visual texture can bring warmth, continuity and comfort to an aircraft cabin.
Pebble Stripe shows how a soft pattern and balanced visual texture can bring warmth, continuity and comfort to an aircraft cabin.
Velvet Haven by Neotex shows how the texture and drape of an aircraft curtain can reinforce visual comfort and perceived cabin quality.
Between 1999 and 2004, Industrial Neotex expanded its industrial capability through seat cover manufacturing, carpet cutting and JAA production approval.
Industrial Neotex shares the progress made over the past year as it continues strengthening its people, industrial capabilities, digital transformation and sustainability to shape the future of aircraft interiors.
The Origins | 1987–1996 Industrial Neotex began with a foundation that still defines the company today: textile knowledge, industrial capability
Four decades supporting airlines, OEMs and MROs with certified textile solutions for aircraft interiors. On July 15th, 1986, Ángel Hernanz
The Industrial Neotex 2026 Textile Collection explores how design, materials and technical performance can work together to meet the real
Aircraft cabin materials play a critical role far beyond comfort and aesthetics. They are part of the aircraft’s passive safety
The June edition of Aircraft Interiors International highlights a key industry shift: the integration of recycled materials into cabin elements
Over 25 Years Building Aerospace Quality Risk-Based Thinking: A Key Discipline in Aerospace Textile Manufacturing Quality in the aerospace industry