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Inflight content market is projected to grow from USD 691 million in 2024 to USD 931 million by 2029, at a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast  the forecast period. The inflight content market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in technology and evolving passenger expectations. Airlines are increasingly investing in diverse and personalized entertainment options to enhance the travel experience. This includes on-demand movies, TV shows, live streaming, and even interactive content tailored to individual preferences.

The integration of high-speed Wi-Fi is a game-changer, enabling passengers to stay connected, access a broader range of content, and engage in real-time activities. Additionally, partnerships with content providers and leveraging data analytics to understand viewer habits are helping airlines offer more relevant and engaging content. As the competitive landscape intensifies, airlines that innovate and adapt quickly to these trends will be better positioned to capture passenger loyalty and drive ancillary revenue growth.

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Major In-flight Content companies include:

• Panasonic Avionics Corporation (US)
• Thales (France)
• Anuvu (US)
• Collins Aerospace (US)
• Astronics Corporation (US)

Panasonic Avionics Corporation (US), Anuvu (US), Collins Aerospace (US), Astronics Corporation (US), and Thales (France). are some of the leading companies in the market. To strengthen their position in this market, these companies have implemented various growth strategies, including investments, collaborations & expansions, contracts, partnerships, and agreements.

Panasonic Avionics Corporation (US)

Panasonic Avionics Corporation, a subsidiary of Panasonic Holdings Corporation, is a major player in in-flight content. Panasonic Avionics Corporation dominates the commercial and business aviation IFE market with an all-inclusive approach. They curate and manage content libraries (movies, TV shows, games) ensuring compatibility across various onboard systems. Panasonic offers both hardware and software solutions, catering to airlines with traditional seatback displays or those adopting wireless streaming for personal devices. Their solutions even integrate with Cabin Management Systems, potentially streamlining operations for airlines.

Anuvu (US)

Anuvu, formerly Global Eagle, targets in-flight entertainment across commercial and business aviation. The company is a one-stop shop, curating a vast library of movies, TV shows, audio content, and industry-leading game selections. It ensures compatibility with both traditional seatback displays and personal devices through its wireless streaming solutions. This comprehensive approach allows airlines to offer a diverse and accessible entertainment experience for passengers, regardless of fleet size or existing in-flight entertainment infrastructure.

Collins Aerospace (US)

Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of RTX, is a significant player in the in-flight content market, offering connectivity solutions for both commercial airlines and business jets. The company focuses on providing high-speed internet access, video streaming, and other digital services to passengers and crew. Its technology likely uses a mix of satellites and ground networks to deliver internet access over long distances at a global level

Astronics Corporation (US)

Astronics Corporation caters to the commercial and business aviation in-flight content markets. The company provides hardware, software, and content management solutions for in-flight entertainment, ensuring compatibility with both seatback displays and passengers’ personal devices. This allows airlines to offer a wide range of entertainment options and integrate portable streaming solutions for added flexibility.

Thales (France)

Thales delivers internet connectivity and entertainment solutions for airlines in the Aerospace segment. The company offers passengers high-speed Wi-Fi access, allowing them to browse the web, stream content, or stay connected during flights. The company partners with different airlines such as LOT Polish Airline , Air India and more  to provide their inflight content and entertainment service through their product AVANT Up for airlines across the globe. Thales’s AVANT Up mainly focuses on delivering high quality movies and tv shows that enhances passenger comfort with compact, efficient design. Thales also provides a comprehensive digital services suite, enhancing passenger personalization, e-commerce, and advertising opportunities.

Related Reports:

In-flight Content Market by Type (Movie, TV Shows, Music, Games, Magazine, News), Access (Seatback Display Unit, Portable Device), Operation (Stored, Streamed) , Platform (Commercial Aviation, Business Aviation) and Region - Global Forecast to 2029

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