Latest Projects

Doy Design’s award winning Ultra-Slim seat debuts on the Heart X1, the first full-scale demonstrator aeroplane from Sweden Based Heart Aerospace.

The Ultra-Slim low carbon seat was unveiled at AIX 2024 and won a prestigious Red Cabin Trinity Award for best sustainability concept shortly after, proving to the world that aircraft seating can be fully recyclable and circular.

We had the honour of working alongside Gary to develop the cushion system and dress cover, creating an innovative clip system for ease of assembly and future disassembly, whilst using our expertise to also manufacture both the cushion and dress cover at our UK facilities.

It has been a pleasure working with Gary Doy and the team at Generation Phoenix, we are excited to see what impact this new circular seat has on the aerospace industry, its passengers and the planet.

South West 737

Etihad A350 SD

British Airways

Aegean Meridian

Finnair A350 Economy

JetBlue Mint

JetBlue A321 NEO

Fering Pioneer

We have collaborated with Fering Technologies on a new and exciting project the Fering Pioneer! Using our world leading expertise in lightweight aerospace design and manufacture we have assisted to research, develop and produce lightweight, washable interior and exterior skin panels from canvas similar to that used in hiking boots. The fabric chosen brings with it a number of benefits: it is lighter; less prone to damage and is more insulating that the usual metal skins used in most vehicles, meaning the vehicle can thrive in the extreme conditions of the cold polar regions and arid deserts.

A big thank you to the Fering Team for including us it this incredible project.

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JetBlue A321 NEO
Even More Space

Orbis International

Sabeti Wain Aerospace had the honor of being involved in the Orbis International Flying Eye Hospital seat cover refresh alongside LIFT Aero Design, Botany Weaving, Replin by Hainsworth, Schneller LLC, Tapis Coporation and Mankiewicz Aviation Coatings.

The design was inspired by the Landolt C Vision Test highlighting the work that Orbis International does to help fight avoidable blindness. All services have been donated by the companies involved to support this amazing cause.

To learn more about Orbis and the Flying Eye Hospital, head here:
https://www.orbis.org