God, RalfRalfGodKerschgens, LotharLotharKerschgensGoratti, LeonardoLeonardoGorattiLemaire, StevenStevenLemaire2022-12-222022-12-222022International journal of mechanical, aerospace, industrial, mechatronic and manufacturing engineering 16 (12): 360-365 (2022)http://hdl.handle.net/11420/14443Ubiquitous connectivity is a reality and a basic need for users on ground. Air travel connectivity in the cabin is also becoming increasingly important for passengers during cabin use. Wireless sensor networks that provide information to cabin management systems are being used by airlines to optimize cabin crew workload. In networked cabin systems, communications and digitally transmitted data must be managed by airlines in every direction. Security and privacy, information processing and knowledge management are the current and future requirements for a smart and connected cabin.en1307-6892202212360365WASETJournal Articlehttps://publications.waset.org/search?q=Smart+and+Connected+Aircraft+Cabin%3A+A+Balancing+Act+between+Operational+Cabin+Management%2C+Airline+Business+and+Passenger+ExpectationsOther