Piksel Takes to the Skies

June 23, 2015
Piksel is partnering with European airline Transavia on an in-flight VOD entertainment service. Transavia is using Piksel's Palette and MTVOD ...
Piksel is partnering with European airline Transavia on an in-flight VOD entertainment service. Transavia is using Piksel's Palette and MTVOD (Mass Transit Video-on-Demand) solution, Piksel Voyage, to enable passengers to select and download video content on to their personal devices prior to boarding a flight.

The Transavia Entertainment App is intended to let passengers choose from a range of TV shows and films to download onto tablets and smartphones. The content is locked until the passenger boards the flight, when it then becomes available to view. Once the flight has ended, the content is automatically deleted from the device.

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