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Live TV broadcasts for Virgin Blue passengers

Canberra, Australia - Thanks to "Live2air" system

Starting from next week, passengers flying on board Virgin Blue B-737s will be able to watch live TV broadcasts, thanks to "Live2air" system developed by the Australian low-cost carrier along with Foxtel, Austar and Live Tv providers. Each passenger will have 24 channels about music, sport, documentaries and entertainment, paying 9 dollars for trips that last more than three hours and 6 dollars for...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 147687
Rome, Italy, 08/28/2006 20:27
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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