-By ArdorComm News Network
August 26, 2024
Air India has launched a new wireless inflight entertainment service, ‘Vista,’ for passengers on its wide-body aircraft as part of efforts to enhance the onboard experience until the completion of a fleet retrofit. This move comes in response to customer complaints about non-functional inflight entertainment systems on certain flights operated by the Tata Group-owned airline.
The ‘Vista’ service is currently available on the existing wide-body fleet and will soon be extended to narrow-body planes. However, the service is not yet available on the newly-inducted B777 and A350 aircraft, according to an official release.
With Vista, passengers can enjoy uninterrupted entertainment on their personal electronic devices. The system offers access to movies, TV shows, and music, along with a live map display for real-time flight tracking. The introduction of Vista aims to fill the entertainment gap while the airline’s older aircraft undergo retrofitting and the induction of new planes continues.
Air India’s new wide-body planes feature advanced inflight entertainment systems, and the carrier’s operational fleet now consists of 140 aircraft. As the airline continues its modernization journey, the introduction of Vista is a step towards addressing customer concerns and ensuring a seamless inflight experience.
Source: Business Standard