IndiGo Finally Starts In-Flight Entertainment

IndiGo has finally announced that it will start in-flight entertainment on its flights. The service will begin on May 1. Read on to find out how it works.

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IndiGo will launch inflight entertainment on its flights

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IndiGo airlines has announced that it will launch a new inflight entertainmentfacility to improve customer experience. The company said it has upgraded its app to provide options to watch popular blockbuster movies, TV shows, access moving maps, games, as well as tune into a wide range of music genres, all while cruising.

Flyers can avail this new feature using the IndiGo app, and the trial will be conducted for customers travelling on Delhi-Goa route from May 1.

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“As part of the ongoing, continuous endeavour to enhance the customer journey through digitisation, IndiGo will trial new entertainment content. Available to its customers in-flight, using the IndiGo app, the trial will be conducted for customers travelling between the Delhi-Goa sector from 1st May 2024, for a period of three months,” the company said in a statement.

Passengers can use the IndiGo app to stream over 200 hours of content across formats and genres which includes carefully selected Indian and Hollywood movies, shows and all-time popular songs. Additionally, children can enjoy a fun treasure hunt game using the moving map feature during the journey, it added.

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"At IndiGo, we understand that travel is not just about reaching the destination, but also enjoying the journey. Keeping in mind the evolving expectations of the digital-savvy Indian travellers, we have added this new feature as an extension of our mobile app to offer, as a trial, a diverse range of entertainment options to our customers,” senior official at IndiGo said.

Passengers will need to carry their personal Bluetooth/wired headphones to enjoy the in-flight trial service.

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