Fly Transporter: Airplane Pilot instal the new version for ipod

Panasonic director of corporate sales and marketing Neil James recently described how iPod merge will work. However, Panasonic's technology roadmap calls for introduction of 'iPod merge', which goes a step further by allowing content metadata to be integrated or 'consumed' into the graphical user interface (GUI) and displayed to the passenger via the IFE screen. Singapore Airlines was the first carrier to offer this service to coach passengers. The eXPort solution consists of two main components - an eXPort jack that is installed in the seat and an eXPort cable, which connects the iPod to the eXPort jack. Several carriers, including Avianca, Air New Zealand, Swiss International Air Lines and United Airlines, have already signed on for Panasonic's basic 'iPod connect' offering called eXPort, which allows audio and video to be sent from a passenger's iPod or iPhone to the IFE system while simultaneously powering and charging the device. Airline Business special: CEOs to watch in 2021Īs the proliferation of Apple iPod and iPhone devices continues unabated, in-flight entertainment (IFE) giant Panasonic Avionics is moving quickly to bring to market its 'iPod merge' solution for the airline industry, and reveals that its first customer will offer the product to economy-class passengers.

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Fly Transporter: Airplane Pilot instal the new version for ipod