Well, this in flight system is based on Android.

Spotted on a Dreamliner.

United has features like drag & drop i guess.

@cpyi naughty.

That's quite nice compared to some shitty system that our national airlines uses. I had to fly 6 hrs to Frankfurt in it and using that system to get out of my boredom was a traumatic experience. Ended up just sleeping instead.

Personally, I'd be content with access to camera view of airplane like Emirates does. I don't understand why more airlines show the camera view.

Poor guy that sat there pressed next, and got a screen telling him his entertainment would be available shortly... For the entire 6 hour flight.

@cpyi nicely done 😂

@cpyi This was dark, but good.. soo good

I've seen this on AA also, and some Mexico long range busses. It makes sense to me as it's an affordable, easy, and qualitative way to offer entertainment

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