In-flight Entertainment System Displays

In-flight Entertainment System Displays refer to the screens used in aircraft to provide entertainment to passengers during a flight. These displays are a critical component of the In-flight Entertainment System (IFE), which is an embedded system designed to provide audio and visual entertainment, as well as flight information, to passengers during their journey. The displays can be centrally located or individually installed on each seat, depending on the aircraft's design and the airline's preference. They are used to show movies, TV shows, music videos, games, and other forms of digital entertainment. In addition, they can also display real-time flight information, such as the aircraft's altitude, speed, and location. The technology used in these displays has evolved over time, from small CRT monitors to large LCD and LED screens with touch capabilities. The quality of the display, its size, resolution, and touch capabilities, significantly impact the passenger's in-flight experience. Therefore, airlines invest heavily in procuring and maintaining high-quality In-flight Entertainment System Displays.