Kenya Airways returns to digEcor with launch of digEplayer L10
digEcor has secured a second digEplayer L10 client – Kenya Airways. Launching in early June, passengers on the airline's B767 flying to Paris, London, Rome, Dubai, Bangkok, Mumbai and other destinations will be using digEcor’s newest and premium entertainment solution.
Kenya Airways was an early digEcor customer from 2005 to 2010, and after a brief gap is returning to digEcor with the launch of the new L10.
The L10, a handheld IFE device, offers an 18+ hour battery, 10in screen, Gigabit Ethernet port for fast content loads, and a capacitive touch screen. Using the dedicated content update station, 80 L10s can be simultaneously loaded with new content from a single server. The digEplayer L10 is also DO-160 emissions compliant.
To accommodate passenger diversity on the various routes flown by the B767, the movie selection will include Hollywood, Hindi and African movies, in addition to television programming, music, music videos and games. The L10 will be offered for free to Business Class passengers.
“Why invent a solution when one already exists? The digEplayer 5500 worked so well for Kenya Airways that we are confident that the new digEplayer L10 will perform even better,” commented Owino Obonyo, manager of services procurement at the airline.

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