Philippine Airlines (PAL) will be providing Apple iPads as one of its in-flight entertainment options on board all trans-Pacific flights.
Both business class and economy passengers can "soon" opt to use the iPads for a charge on PAL's flights to and from its four North American destinations.
The device will be loaded with movies, TV shows, music, games and newspaper and magazines.
The carrier did not state when exactly the service will be launched.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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