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Pairing, casting and streaming: The next generation of inflight entertainment emerges

2 November 2022 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Casting content from a personal device to the in-seat screens will be part of the next generation of inflight entertainment

The next generation of IFE is coming, and it will feature at-home entertainment concepts, including pairing and casting from personal devices, as well as streaming content from online providers. And, quite likely, a new generation of suppliers will also participate in the developments.

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