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I don't know which airline you were flying or which country you are flying across, but in the US all the major carriers that I am aware of that have (or had hav
by tcskeptic 8y ago
I don't know which airline you were flying or which country you are flying across, but in the US all the major carriers that I am aware of that have (or had have, they are being phased out) seat-back video now have the ability to stream to an app on your device. (Though most times I travel I take a pair of Sony WH-1000 MX2s with me. Great noise cancelling, bluetooth or cable attachment to standard ports, overall excellent, lousy touch controls)
- gamblor956 8y agoI don't know what airlines you fly, but that is not true of the Southwest, Continental, Delta, or American Airlines flights I took in the past year.
- cptskippy 8y agoOf the last 5 flights I took on Delta out of Hartsfield, zero had that capability. The same goes for Southwest, Britsh Airways, Alitalia, Aerlingus and United. Oh and the Alitalia flight I was on just last Friday still had those dual mono jack atrocities while the flight attendants only had those crappy stereo ear buds. I think one guy on the whole flight had an adapter while the rest of us got one channel of audio from a stereo signal for 8 hours. The meal was decent though.
- mackmgg 8y agoAll of the recent Delta planes with WiFi support streaming to a phone with their app, but some of the older planes still don’t. Southwest offers entertainment exclusively through a phone though, they don’t have anywhere to plug headphones into on any of their planes.
- nathanaldensr 8y agoYou should see the permissions the United app requests of you on Android. (Hint: Nearly all of them)