Carlomaria Grassi ||| Virgin America takes Netflix to the skies

Virgin
America also recently announced
it was implementing a significant upgrade to its Red® in-flight entertainment system, The
new Red Beta includes higher resolution capacitive touch screens,
Android-based software that allows for faster, real-time updates, and three
times more content - including full seasons of favourite television shows,
more interactive maps, video games,  along with the first surround-sound
listening experience to be offered by an airline. Guests on aircraft equipped
with the new ViaSat Wi-Fi service will be notified by the Virgin America
in-flight team that they can access high-speed Wi-Fi. Guests can then open
their browser and login for free by selecting the “VirginAmerica” ViaSat
network and will then be prompted to either login to their existing Netflix
account or to create a new, 30-day free trial account, after which they
will then be connected to the Netflix service. Existing account holders will be
able to access Netflix through their mobile device, tablet or laptop onboard ViaSat
equipped Virgin America aircraft at no additional cost through 2 March, 2016,
while new members can sign up to enjoy a free 30-day free Netflix trial.      Virgin America takes Netflix to the skies | LATTE Luxury News