Discover SkySpa®

Throughout aviation history, airlines have addressed passenger comfort in a variety of ways. Today, physical comfort is mostly limited to the space and reclining position offered by the booked flight class. But what about the actual comfort of the seat itself? A proper temperature-controlled seat is critical to a passenger’s well-being above the clouds. This is where Caynova comes in.

Based in Langenthal, Switzerland, the “Well-Being Crew” enables airlines and seat manufacturers to improve their passenger’s on-board experience with fully customized Well-Being Solutions. When it comes to temperature perception, individual preferences vary greatly. Caynova has perfected its technology to allow passengers to select their optimal temperature using a mix of safe conductive and convective methodologies originally designed for the automotive industry. Such technology is very robust and can be applied to all or only a portion of the seating surfaces to offer unique thermal solutions. Caynova’s technology has proven to meet the rigid certifications of the aviation industry and is flying today on several aircraft including B787, A350 and soon on A330, B747 and B777.

Welcome onboard flight CAY55

Imagine a seat with just the perfect temperature for you to fall asleep smoothly. Or imagine your seat waking you up gently and on time by slowly increasing its temperature and applying gentle massage pressure. At Aircraft Interiors Expo 2026, Swiss cabin-technology specialist Caynova presents the next development stage of SkySpa^®– a modular, adaptive Well-Being System engineered to respond dynamically to different phases of flight.

Building on the certified seat-integrated heating and cooling technologies, Caynova expands SkySpa^® into a fully customizable, multisensory cabin experience: The system synchronizes thermal regulation, targeted airflow, massage functions, ambient lighting, scent delivery and microclimate technology to support relaxation, sleep, wake-up and activation cycles during long-haul operations.

Equipped with their personal boarding pass, guests at AIX 2026 can immerse themselves in flight CAY55 – a sensory journey from San Francisco to Zurich in just a few minutes.