Streaming At 30,000 Feet: One Airline’s Take On In-Flight Entertainment As Travel Sector Departs From Pandemic Doldrums
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deadline.comAs air travel continues to rebound from the depths of Covid, a longtime corner of show business — in-flight entertainment — is also being reimagined for the streaming era.Approaches vary widely.
All carriers strike deals for licensed content but many, including major carriers like American and Southwest, have shifted away from seat-back screens, banking on customers accessing film, TV, audio or games on their own devices.Delta Air Lines is placing a different kind of entertainment bet.
It has invested heavily in its seat-back system, which is used by 75% of its 8 million monthly passengers on flights where those screens are available.
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