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11:58AM Angus Kidman | Whether your trip is a globe-straddling epic or a simple capital city hop, being in your preferred seat can make all the difference. Fortunately, there’s plenty of resources online to help with seat planning. More »
Picking The Best Airline Seat
11:58AM Angus Kidman | Whether your trip is a globe-straddling epic or a simple capital city hop, being in your preferred seat can make all the difference. Fortunately, there’s plenty of resources online to help with seat planning. More » 
Travel
4:00PM Angus Kidman | Air fares keep dropping and planes are getting more high-tech — what’s not to like? But according to one airline expert, we can’t look forward to much more improvement in the flying experience. More »
Why Airline Travel Won’t Be Getting Much Faster, Cheaper Or More Comfortable
4:00PM Angus Kidman | Air fares keep dropping and planes are getting more high-tech — what’s not to like? But according to one airline expert, we can’t look forward to much more improvement in the flying experience. More »
Travel
10:00AM Angus Kidman | Options for in-seat entertainment on planes have improved dramatically in recent years, but for the most part still restricts you to whatever the airline chooses to program. While planes like the A380 have upped the ante, it’s still relatively rare to be able to view your own content on a screen bigger than your portable media device. However, the situation should get better. As I report for APC, Airbus expects options for plugging in iPods and other forms of content should increase in the next few years, as airlines seek to differentiate themselves and attract the fickle traveller dollar. What would you ideally like on in-seat tech menu? Share your dream configuration in the comments.
Airbus: why in-seat tech is so tricky
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Airbus Promises More In-Seat Entertainment
10:00AM Angus Kidman | Options for in-seat entertainment on planes have improved dramatically in recent years, but for the most part still restricts you to whatever the airline chooses to program. While planes like the A380 have upped the ante, it’s still relatively rare to be able to view your own content on a screen bigger than your portable media device. However, the situation should get better. As I report for APC, Airbus expects options for plugging in iPods and other forms of content should increase in the next few years, as airlines seek to differentiate themselves and attract the fickle traveller dollar. What would you ideally like on in-seat tech menu? Share your dream configuration in the comments.
Airbus: why in-seat tech is so tricky
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