Gone are the days when the only form of entertainment for passengers in flight was talking to a fellow passenger, looking out the window or reading books. As air travel became increasingly popular, the airline industry recognized the importance of improving passengers’ experiences in an increasingly competitive sector, and in-flight entertainment (IFE) is at the…
It was December 17, 1903. Oliver and Wilbur Wright were about to make history by successfully launching a heavier than air, mechanically operated craft. This first tentative step into the limitless possibilities of commercial aviation is commemorated annually with the Pan American Aviation Day. In 2017, commercial aviation is both a costly exercise and a lucrative…
In the early days of commercial aviation, in-flight entertainment was just limited to looking out the window, reading books, talking to the fellow passengers or whatever the passenger has brought on board. With the growing popularity of air travel, airlines have been compelled to offer all sorts of points to gain back the customer’s loyalty,…
