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Panasonic Avionics of Lake Forest lands Swedish carrier
Stockholm-based TUIfly Nordic, a leading charter airline, chose Panasonic’s eFX in-flight entertainment systems.
By Susan BelknappPublished: March 05, 2009 02:35 AM
Lake Forest-based Panasonic Avionics Corp., a world leader in state-of-the-art in-flight entertainment and communications systems announced Wednesday it would be supplying its eFX system to Stockholm, Sweden-based TUIfly Nordic. The charter airline will equip three of its B767 aircraft with Panasonic eFX systems when they enter service in April 2009.
TUIfly Nordic will be the first charter airline in the Nordic region to utilize full in-seat audio and video on demand (AVOD)
The fully digital Panasonic eFX systems deliver entertainment and productivity tools in a sleek, single-aisle package. Digital entertainment options offer passengers an enhanced flying experience with music, movies, games, TV, destination presentations and a moving map.
“TUIfly Nordic is spending the largest investment ever in interior cabin installations, including in-flight entertainment,” says Jim Hofverberg, Communications manager TUIfly Nordic. “Our goal is to make travel experience as enjoyable as possible and Panasonic’s innovative technologies give our passengers a more value-rich and advanced in-flight experience, as well as differentiate our brand among competitors.
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TUIfly Nordic will be the first charter airline in the Nordic region to utilize full in-seat audio and video on demand (AVOD) The fully digital Panasonic eFX systems deliver entertainment and productivity tools in a sleek, single-aisle package. Digital entertainment options offer passengers an enhanced flying experience with music, movies, games, TV, destination presentations and a moving map. “TUIfly Nordic is spending the largest investment ever in interior cabin installations, including in-flight entertainment,” says Jim Hofverberg, Communications manager TUIfly Nordic. “Our goal is to make travel experience as enjoyable as possible and Panasonic’s innovative technologies give our passengers a more value-rich and advanced in-flight experience, as well as differentiate our brand among competitors. PAGE TWO Related headlines “OC METRO Minute,” March 4: Medical, technology companies report strong 4th quarter results Toshiba of Irvine gets Stevie Awards nod D-Link TV of Fountain Valley honored with AVA Gold |
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