Safran Seats France appoints new EVP
Safran Seats France has announced the appointment of Elysabeth Da Silva Jaslier as its new executive vice president. In this position, she is tasked with contributing to the overall development of the seating division. Her leadership will also focus on supporting the continued growth of the manufacturer's French operations.
The Shubin take
For cabin integration teams, executive shifts at a tier-one seating supplier often signal a renewed focus on stabilizing supply chains and accelerating manufacturing rates. As Safran targets continued growth, engineers should monitor how this leadership change might influence upcoming seat certification paths and delivery schedules.
Source: Aircraft Interiors International
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