Audio Visual On Demand Us Airways

A Detailed Audio & Visual Sequence Of Events Of US Airways ...

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18/11/2009 – A Detailed Audio & Visual Sequence Of Events Of US Airways 1549 Landing In The Hudson River. On January 15th 2009 US Airways Flight 1549, operating an Airbus A320-214 was cleared for take from New York’s LaGuardia Airport at 15:24:56, from Runway 4. At 15:31 the Airbus A320 was floating in the Hudson River.

Lumexis set for US Airways trial installation - Shephard Media

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Installation of the potentially revolutionary Lumexis fibreoptic-based audio/video-on-demand system for a three-month in-service trial on an US Airways Airbus A320 is due to begin on Monday, according to industry sources.

US Airways Reaches New Heights in Customer Service with a ...

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its US Airways Express partners, the airline serves approximately 80 million passengers each year. US Airways began in 1939 as All-American Airways, and over the course of its rich and colorful history, evolved into Allegheny Airlines, US Air, and finally US Airways after a number of buyouts and mergers.

Review: American Airlines First Class, LAX to JFK on ...

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Each seat is equipped with its own personal AVOD (audio visual on-demand) IFE (in-flight entertainment system), two personal reading lamps, USB and universal electrical outlets and a true lie-flat bed measuring 21 inches in width and 82.5 inches in length. Gogo in-flight internet is also available for a fee.

Where has GhettoIFE gone? - Economy Class & Beyond

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PTV with AVOD ((Personal TV – Audio/Visual On-Demand) PTV Rolling Screen – There are various channels to select; LiveTV – Live TV Broadcast sent to your seat-back screen via Satellite; Small screens – Lots of little screens dotted in the cabin; Big Screen – One big screen in the centre of the cabin; Audio Only; Let’s looking at some examples:

Qatar Airways Airbus A320 | Qatar Airways

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Designed to captivate you. Our Oryx One on-demand in-flight entertainment system gives you numerous entertainment options on your 15.4-inch personal screen, and stay connected with SMS and MMS connectivity. For those who need to work, every seat is equipped with USB and PC power outlets. content block picture.

Airlines for America SmartBrief

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"The 767 is a great airplane," said United’s Mark Krolick. "Every customer amenity is available on these airplanes. We have installed WiFi, seatback audio-visual on demand, power at the seats and larger overhead bins, and business class has lie-flat seats that are wider than they were previously." TheStreet.com (5/14)

Aircraft Detail - South African Airways

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In-flight entertainment – HiSoUR – Hi So You Are

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In 1988, the Airvision company introduced the first in-seat audio/video on-demand systems using 2.7 inches (69 mm) LCD technology for Northwest Airlines. The trials, which were run by Northwest Airlines on its Boeing 747 fleet, received overwhelmingly positive passenger reaction.