Robert Geckle has been appointed as CEO of Thales USA and Thales North America, succeeding Alan Pellegrini, who is retiring after 20 years at the company
Browsing: In-flight Entertainment
The integration of the Magnite programmatic infrastructure with Viasat Ads unlocks in-flight advertising inventory through automated, data-driven buying
In this episode Rory shares his thoughts on everything from flat beds and solar panels on supersonic aircraft, to developments in IFE & IFC, and cost-efficient ways to help enable sleep in economy class.
Simon Sutton, an experienced media and entertainment executive who once served as president of HBO, has been appointed as chief executive officer of Anuvu, to drive its next stage of growth in the IFEC sector
Highlights from the June issue include the inside story of Glowing Hearted, the design framework for a new Air Canada; the latest advances in inflight connectivity; the 2026 seating review featuring the latest platform and comfort options across every class of travel; plus news, views, and more
Panasonic Avionics has announced that more than 40 airlines worldwide have now selected its Arc interactive 3D moving map platform, representing over 1,300 installed and committed aircraft. New features and enhancements for Arc are in the delivery pipeline
Two more airlines are now flying the Astrova in-flight entertainment (IFE) system and Modular Interactive (MI) platform from Panasonic Avionics – including the first deployment of Astrova on board an Airbus A321XLR
InterLnkd’s new Nexora platform uses personalisation technology to convert onboard dwell time into ancillary revenue for airline connectivity partners
This week saw Virgin Atlantic take its entertainment offering a step further, with a special live inflight performance by Sugababes. The livestreamed event on an A350 was not just fun: it also demonstrated the capability of the airline’s new Starlink LEO IFC system
The 25th edition of Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) generated impressive numbers, with more than 12,500 people attending the event, including representatives from 185 airlines, all keen to see the latest developments from the nearly 500 exhibitors