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JetBlue A320s to Get Fewer Additional Seats than Originally Planned

Aircraft Airlines Travel Technology January 25, 2016

JetBlue Airways has decided to install 162 seats rather than the originally planned 165 seats in retrofitting each of its Airbus A320 jets with new cabin interiors. Each JetBlue A320 currently has 150 seats, so JetBlue’s A320 cabin refurbishment will see it add 12 more seats in each aircraft.

Delta to Offer Wi-Fi Streaming Entertainment Options on 950 Aircraft

Airlines Travel Technology September 19, 2012

Delta Air Lines is adding new, on-demand entertainment options to its fleet of more than 950 two-class Delta and Delta Connection aircraft. The Delta Connect Wi-Fi portal will allow customers to stream television and movie options directly to their laptops or tablets while in flight.

Delta Launches Expanded In-Flight Entertainment Services

Airlines Travel Technology October 5, 2011

The additions include Delta Connect, a new in-flight portal that will be available exclusively to all customers using Wi-Fi on Delta aircraft; wireless movies and television on demand on Boeing 757-300s; and a more user-friendly design for Airbus A330 in-flight entertainment systems, which includes more content choices.

American to Expand In-Flight Streaming Video Service to 400 Aircraft

Airlines Travel Technology September 14, 2011

American Airlines is expanding ‘entertainment on demand’, the airline’s inflight streaming video product, to approximately 400 Wi-Fi enabled aircraft by the end of 2012.

United Continental to Spend Over $500M on Upgrading On-Board Service Product

Airlines August 22, 2011

United Continental Holdings says it will invest more than $500 million dollars in its on-board service product in addition to the 25 new aircraft – among them some Boeing 787s – that the airline will introduce to its fleet next year.

American Launches In-Flight Streaming Video Service on Its Boeing 767-200s

Airlines Travel Technology August 3, 2011

American Airlines says it is the first North American carrier to offer in-flight streaming video, which enables customers to stream content such as movies and TV shows wirelessly from an inflight library to select types of Wi-Fi-enabled laptops during flights.

American Becomes First U.S. Airline to Test In-Flight Streaming Video

Airlines Travel Technology May 3, 2011

American Airlines says it is the first North American airline to begin testing a new in-flight streaming-video product from Aircell, which will allow customers to stream content such as movies and TV shows wirelessly from an in-flight library to their personal Wi-Fi-enabled devices during flight.