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   Randy

   2024-04-01

   feedback and some idea for “bird cage of Korean Air” project.

   If bird weighs less than 9kg, passenger can bring it with bird on the plane. But must be the bird cage under the front seat, not on the seat or shelf. So usually use a soft cage that flexible fits under the seat, but seems this cage is small, it should be okay.
   And If we want to check our bird during the flight while it’s under the front seat, we usually have to lift the birdcage to eyes. Is there an easier way to do this? Maybe if the door was on the upper position, it‘d be easier to check the bird.

   For colors, airlines follow strict safety rules. For example, emergency medical kits are marked with red because they’re important in emergencies. So, it‘s a good idea to think carefully about using bright colors or shiny materials on plane products. Even though Korean Air logo is red and blue, the planes mostly use white and sky blue colors. So, using white floors, sky blue covers, and a logo with red and blue might suit Korean Air better.

   So far, This idea sounds cool. I wonder if there are cases for other animals on planes too 🙂

   Thanks

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   1. 

      FREEZhao

      2024-04-02

      Thanks Randy, this will help us a lot!

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      周心蓝

      2024-04-03

      Thank you Randy, I’m the student who designed the bird cage. Your advice has greatly influenced my perspective on thinking about design in the future.

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      Xinlan Zhou

      2024-04-03

      Thank you, Randy. I am the student who designed birdcage. Your advice has greatly influenced my perspective on thinking about design in the future.

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   FREEZhao

   2024-04-02

   作为资深产品设计师且身为韩国友人的Randy，已经从航空规范、产品造型、人机关系等几个方面给出了细致的评价。希望对你们有用！
   我补充的是，在课程进程中，你们组是整个课程进程最健全、最稳定的一组，多数同学都能保持很棒的探索精神和学习动力。虽然少数同学偶尔表现失常，但从格局来看，团队整体还是表现极其优秀的一组。希望有着自己热爱的小伙伴，能够在接下来的日子里能够找到一条将热爱和专业结合的道路，也希望不论是否团队合作，都一直保持着旺盛的精力去不断探索世界！??

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