Why In-Flight Entertainment Screens May Persist and 5 Other Aviation Trends This Week
Photo Credit: American Airlines' premium economy. Earlier this year, American Airlines announced that it will accept new Boeing 737 Max aircraft without in-seat screens. American Airlines Group
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This week in aviation, we focused on tech in the cabin. In-flight entertainment systems somehow persist in the age of personal tablets. Meanwhile, United finally commits to speeding up Wi-Fi.
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