At the upcoming World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo 2026, inflight product specialist Linstol will present a new concept collection titled “The Art of Delivery,” a showcase designed to highlight the craftsmanship, engineering, and innovation behind the products that shape the modern airline passenger experience.

Rather than focusing solely on the finished product, the concept celebrates the journey that brings each solution to life—from responsible sourcing and precision engineering to rigorous quality control and thoughtful design. The collection highlights Linstol’s latest innovations across audio technology, premium comfort solutions, and responsibly designed onboard amenities, all developed to enhance passenger comfort while supporting airline operational efficiency and sustainability goals.

The introduction of Sound by Bose, bringing Bose into Linstol’s inflight audio portfolio.

“The Art of Delivery is about recognising the expertise and care that sits behind every product we create,” said Paula Wines, Creative Director at Linstol. “For our airline partners, delivery is more than logistics. It’s reliability, sustainability, performance, and experience coming together seamlessly.”

A key highlight of the showcase will be the introduction of Sound by Bose technology, bringing the expertise of Bose technology into Linstol’s expanding inflight audio portfolio.

Known globally for its acoustic engineering and innovation, Bose Corporation sets the benchmark for premium sound experiences. The collaboration will allow airlines to offer high-quality audio solutions designed specifically for inflight entertainment environments.

“Audio plays a vital role in shaping the passenger journey,” said Jakob Levison, Global Director of Audio at Linstol. “Introducing Sound by Bose technology allows us to combine world-class acoustic performance with our deep understanding of airline operational needs.”

Linstol is offsetting the equivalent of 100 plastic bottles for every visitor attending

Alongside product innovation, sustainability remains central to the company’s strategy. In collaboration with social enterprise Plastic Bank, Linstol is offsetting the equivalent of 100 plastic bottles for every visitor attending WTCE 2026, preventing an estimated 365,000 bottles — or more than 7,300 kilograms of plastic waste — from entering oceans and coastlines.

The initiative also supports ethical collection programmes that create income opportunities in vulnerable coastal communities.

Linstol achieve Platinum status in the 2026 sustainability assessment by EcoVadis

The announcement follows another milestone for the company: achieving Platinum status in the 2026 sustainability assessment by EcoVadis. With a score of 86%, Linstol now ranks within the top 1% of more than 150,000 companies assessed worldwide, highlighting its leadership in responsible sourcing, environmental management, and ethical operations.

Visitors to WTCE 2026 will have the opportunity to explore Linstol’s latest developments firsthand and experience how design, technology, and sustainability are converging to shape the next generation of onboard passenger solutions.