On first blush, the new FlightPath application for Panasonic Avionics' in-flight entertainment systems looks simply like a cool flash interface. But look a little deeper and you'll see that it is an entirely different approach to the whole passenger experience.
Providing an event-driven, content-rich seatback environment, FlightPath was quietly shown to airlines at last year's WAEA conference and exhibition. Since that time, everything has "started to snowball in terms of capabilities", says Panasonic Avionics director of corporate sales and marketing Neil James. Airlines are lining up for FlightPath, and some are keen to totally "customize their own cities" to drive business to their own brand partners.
RWG is pleased to show FlightPath to the traveling public for the very first time. Is IFE still relevant in a connected world? Oh Yeah!
Fig 1: FlightPath is an innovative and highly brand-able iconic platform designed to enhance the passenger experience and offer a graphically immersive environment to explore
Fig 2: FlightPath equips the passenger with the tools to control and tailor their in-flight experience to their specific preferences. They can schedule movies or meal
Fig 3: FlightPath utilizes cockpit data to provide location based notifications to inform passengers of nearby landmarks and points of interest they can explore
Fig 4: With the addition of connectivity, FlightPath transforms into a powerhouse of rich content driven media and social interaction
Fig 5: Whether it's shopping, pay per view, or advertising, FlightPath is a full featured platform for ancillary revenue generation
Fig 6: FlightPath supports a wide range of applications and services that work together to provide a seamless user experience transforming the interactive into a truly integrated environment.
Providing an event-driven, content-rich seatback environment, FlightPath was quietly shown to airlines at last year's WAEA conference and exhibition. Since that time, everything has "started to snowball in terms of capabilities", says Panasonic Avionics director of corporate sales and marketing Neil James. Airlines are lining up for FlightPath, and some are keen to totally "customize their own cities" to drive business to their own brand partners.
RWG is pleased to show FlightPath to the traveling public for the very first time. Is IFE still relevant in a connected world? Oh Yeah!
Fig 1: FlightPath is an innovative and highly brand-able iconic platform designed to enhance the passenger experience and offer a graphically immersive environment to explore
Fig 2: FlightPath equips the passenger with the tools to control and tailor their in-flight experience to their specific preferences. They can schedule movies or meal
Fig 3: FlightPath utilizes cockpit data to provide location based notifications to inform passengers of nearby landmarks and points of interest they can explore
Fig 4: With the addition of connectivity, FlightPath transforms into a powerhouse of rich content driven media and social interaction
Fig 5: Whether it's shopping, pay per view, or advertising, FlightPath is a full featured platform for ancillary revenue generation
Fig 6: FlightPath supports a wide range of applications and services that work together to provide a seamless user experience transforming the interactive into a truly integrated environment.
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