New Canadian holiday carrier OWG has selected Bluebox Aviation to provide Wireless Inflight Entertainment in their aircraft. OWG Boeing 737-400 - Image OWG OWG will use the Bluebox Wow Wireless IFE system. These will be deployed on the airlines Boeing 737 aircraft. OWG (Off We Go) is a subsidiary of Nolinor Aviation. OWG has since established strategic … [Read more...]
Middle East Airlines (MEA) to use Panasonic IFE and Connectivity on their new A321neo
With the world starting to move again, Panasonic Avionics has inked a deal with Middle East Airlines (MEA) to provide inflight entertainment and connectivity solutions for 15 of its Airbus A321 family aircraft. MEA Airbus A321neo - Image Airbus/Panasonic Avionics The aircraft - due to be delivered from July 2020 will be first connected aircraft to join MEA’s … [Read more...]
Kuwait Airways chooses Panasonic IFE systems for its A330neo aircraft
As Kuwait Airways works towards its new Airbus A330neo fleet – made up of eight A330-800neo frames, it has made a decision about on-board IFE equipment. Kuwait Airways Airbus A330-800neo - Image, Airbus This is to be furnished by Panasonic Avionics, who will install their equipment on the new aircraft. Kuwait Airways is a Panasonic Avionics customer … [Read more...]
APEX EXPO: SAS and ViaSat extends relationship – further A321neo and A330 aircraft to be fitted
Fresh from the APEX Expo show floor, Viasat is expanding its Relationship with Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) by adding Viasat In-flight Connectivity to their new Airbus A321LR and A330-300E aircraft. SAS Airbus A321LR - Image, SAS and Airbus The connectivity will allow gate-to-gate internet connectivity for passengers, allowing for streaming, social media, web browsing … [Read more...]
TAP Portugal signs Panasonic to provide connectivity on the A321neo fleet
TAP Air Portugal and Panasonic Avionics Corporation have announced an agreement to provide in-flight entertainment and connectivity for TAP's new fleet of 14 A321neo LR aircraft. Pansonic's X series IFE system will be installed as part of the line-fit at the Airbus factory onto the new aircraft. The system is an on-demand system, with HD screens fitted to the seat - … [Read more...]
To entertain, To Lurrrveeee – British Airways updates its IFE programming for the Valentines season
It seems love is in the air - or at least British Airways trying to introduce a little romance in the air, with the airline announcing updates to its In-Flight Entertainment System - with the oncoming storm that is Valentines Day. A love in of Speedbirds at London Heathrow Terminal 5 C - Image, Economy Class and Beyond A selection of love-inducing/vomit-inducing (take … [Read more...]
To Fly, To Sleigh – British Airways lines up festive IFE options and food
As we race into the festive season, British Airways is launching a selection of seasonal IFE (in-flight entertainment) content on its long haul services. Panasonic IFE eX3 aboard a BA 747-400. According to the airline, up to Up to 40 new films, TV show episodes, audio books and music CDs have been introduced under the ‘Festive Cheer’ category. Content is … [Read more...]
Delta continues its IFE push with seat-back screens
IFE (In-Flight Entertainment) and seat-back screens seems to be a hot topic at Delta Air Lines, who are continuing to install the devices in its fleet. The airline has recently had its 600th aircraft installed with seat-back IFE screens. Delta Studio seat-back screens - Image, Delta. The Delta Studio product is now installed on 600 aircraft in the Delta fleet, and … [Read more...]
ATR introduces CabinStream – a step-forward in Streaming IFE?
Whilst short-haul flying for some is a case of point A to B, for others, there's still a lot to enjoy from the flying experience - and ATR with Cabinstream technology think this would work well with an In-Flight Entertainment System for passengers. Cabinstream is a streaming IFE solution developed in partnership with Phitek. The device weighs in 6kg, made up of a server, a … [Read more...]
Lufthansa to introduce Short/Medium haul in-flight WiFi in 2016
WiFi (or in-flight connectivity) in planes in Europe can best be described as "patchy" at best, and "hopeless missing" at worse, with limited carriers offering WiFi connectivity aboard their planes on European routes (with Norwegian Air Shuttle operating the most planes with WiFi aboard), and other airlines making token efforts as they dip their toes into the WiFi water … [Read more...]
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