Airline

This book explores the evolution of airline culture, focusing on fashion, food, and design, showcasing how styles have transformed over the decades in Airline.

In Airline, the unique culture of air travel is celebrated through a detailed examination of various elements that contribute to the overall experience. This book delves into the intricacies of plane interiors, branding, food offerings, and fashion, showcasing how these aspects have evolved over time. With a keen eye for detail, the author presents a comprehensive look at airline style, from the eye-catching company liveries to the thoughtfully designed interiors of aircraft.

Divided into four distinct sections—fashion, food, interior design, and identity—Airline traces the transformation of airborne culture from the 1920s to the present day. Readers will find a fascinating juxtaposition of styles, ranging from the conservative to the flamboyant, featuring everything from traditional saris to daring hotpants. The narrative is enriched with a variety of retro styles, illustrated through an array of archive materials and captivating images of ephemera that bring the history of air travel to life.

Through its exploration of the style, image, and experience of flying, Airline uncovers a parallel universe that exists at 30,000 feet. This book is not just about the mechanics of air travel but rather a celebration of the artistry and creativity that define the airline industry, making it a must-read for aviation enthusiasts and design aficionados alike.