Picture this. A grocery store, exercise space, restaurant and even a bar in the same space. Doesn't sound like anything out of the ordinary, except that this concept will be in a cabin 30,000 ft in the air.
![The community area allows passengers to congregate and communicate, providing the unexpected feature of open space in the cabin. Photo / Supplied](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/WDF6DUCUIP63ORLI36OGWNACBE.jpg?auth=2da85976790d49c07b97f487794256f84954eab632cea339d648b9a9865994d4&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
AIM Altitude, a British aviation company has presented an innovative design for airline cabins, introducing a space for passengers to socialise away from the restrictions of their seats to work, eat, have a drink and even exercise.
Known as "Ultraflex", the futuristic cabin came about after the industrial designer of the company noticed a growth in super-long-haul flights, and what people are expected to do during those long journeys.
![ULTRAFLEX includes an self-serve refrigerated display cabinet which allows the opportunity for product display space, which could be sponsorsed. Photo / Supplied](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/LBQTJALJVQUCNTUTMY6WE4X5V4.jpg?auth=87b44e4d7931bcc9560155c3a7144eaf94b477f9d5dce8f9baea23c37f8dacf7&width=16&height=16&quality=70&smart=true)