PUNE: Air India recently launched its wireless In-flight entertainment (IFE) service, Outlook across the entire existing wide-body fleet to provide customers with uninterrupted entertainment until retrofitting.
Vista will later also be available in narrow-body aircraft, airline officials said.
Vista is operated by Bluebox and delivered on Bluebox’s Blueview digital service platform. It is delivered to customers via the Bluebox Wow wireless network system. Vista enables customers to seamlessly stream content to their personal electronic devices.
From Bollywood blockbusters to Hollywood premieres, from global music icons to gripping documentaries, the world's best content is now available to Air India customers. In addition, Vista offers a live map display for flight tracking. Available on iOS, Android, Windows and macOS devices, Vista ensures that travelers can easily access and enjoy new in-flight entertainment content, officials said.
“At Air India, we continually strive to anticipate and meet the evolving needs of our modern travelers. We are delighted to introduce Vista, a new feature to our customers. It enables seamless integration of personal devices and enhances the overall travel experience of our customers,” said Rajesh Dogra, Chief Customer Experience Officer, Air India.
“We are delighted to partner with Air India to set new standards for a tailored customer experience and uninterrupted enjoyment that reflects both Air India's commitment to excellence and our dedication to engaging and entertaining our customers on board,” said Kevin Birchmore, VP Global Sales at Bluebox.