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Not so long ago, those expensive, proprietary seat-back entertainment systems were the coolest way to entertain yourself in the sky - and a key point of airline differentiation. But the rising popularity of iPads threatens to make even the slickest built-in entertainment systems obsolete. Forward-thinking airlines are scrambling to get ahead of the trend. Until quite recently, the prevailing school of thought was to make traditional in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems bigger and better.
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The friendly skies have been cozying up to the iPad for awhile now. First, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration allowed pilots to replace hundreds of pounds of flight manuals and log books for Apple’s tablet, and now a new airli... Read Post

Pilots use them. Maintenance crews use them. Now you can rent an iPad to boost your entertainment options in flight. The much-touted iPad entertainment system has finally take off at Jetstar, a subsidiary of Australian airlines Qant... Read Post

Qantas will be the first airline to completely replace their inflight entertainment system with iPads. Passengers will have the capability of accessing Qantas’ own entertainment system, QStreaming, through their iPads and will also ... Read Post