The New York Times reports on the new inflight entertainment system that Matsushita Avionics Systems has installed on flights operated by Song, Delta Airlines’ low-fare subsidiary.
The system is a key part of Song’s efforts to compete with JetBlue on the East Coast. It’s also a big step for MAS — the first system designed to operate on single-aisle jets used on domestic routes.
The paper’s verdict: “How does the Song system perform? Splendidly, when it works.”
Here’s a link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/15/business/15entertain.html?8hpib
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