Did you know how critical and complex the paper cup you use on an airline actually is?

Due to turbulence and sudden movements that may occur during a flight, the paperboard grammage used in airline cups is typically higher than in standard applications.
Especially when serving hot coffee, maintaining the structural integrity of the cup is critical to minimizing the risk of spills.
For operational efficiency, many airlines use single PE-coated cups even for cold beverages. Therefore, paperboard density and coating quality become even more critical.
Significant condensation caused by temperature variations inside the cabin can quickly lead to a loss of structural strength in low-quality cups.
Thanks to the extrusion lamination process carried out within RecyLoop’s own production infrastructure, the coating is applied with a high level of stability and uniformity.
The optimized coating structure helps maintain long-lasting liquid resistance and structural stability.
Paper cups used in airline operations are more than just serving products; they are an integral part of operational safety, the premium passenger experience, and brand perception.
Sustainable cup performance you can trust, even at 35,000 feet.