Full-service airline Air India has introduced a wireless in-flight entertainment system called Vista for its older widebody fleet.
The move is meant to provide the service to passengers flying on the routes where new or retrofitted planes are not yet operational.
Air India has partnered with digital services provider Bluebox for this service, and Vista is being deployed on Bluebox’s digital services platform.
With Vista, passengers would be able to stream content on their personal electronic devices through the Bluebox Wow wireless network system.
The newly inducted widebody planes of the airline have the entertainment systems built in and therefore, are not part of this system.
Vista will seemingly continue to be in effect until Air India’s older fleet is retrofitted.
