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Twenty airlines already have Euronews on their planes

With six new agreements concluded in the first half of 2014, Euronews is now on board 20 international airlines, representing nearly 80 million passengers annually.

Euronews

Euronews continues its strategy of informing through all the means available to the consumer, whenever and wherever they are. From now on, passengers of six major airlines have a multitude of live or VOD programs produced by the international Euronews editorial team.

Now, passengers of Qatar Airways, British Airways and Kenya Airways can follow all the international news and the latest news from the Euronews editorial staff live, in the language of their choice, on all long-haul aircraft equipped with the Panasonic Avionics system.

Euronews and VOD

Scientific and cultural broadcasts produced by Euronews are available on board the Israeli national company, El-Al. Passengers can inform themselves, while being entertained, by choosing episodes of 'Science', 'Space', 'Futuris' or 'Le Mag', programs available in English and Russian.

Aer Lingus, the Irish national company, offers its travelers 'Weekly Mag', a compendium of cultural and leisure news produced by the Euronews editorial team, 'Business Planet', the event for start-ups, as well as the magazines 'High-Tech' and 'Science', in English.

Saudia, the Saudi national company, also offers its passengers episodes of 'Business Planet' as well as the broadcast of new products, to discover in 'Innovation'. The reports are available in English.

Euronews in the air: 575 planes for a potential audience of 80 million annual passengers.

Since June 2014, Euronews is on board 575 aircraft of 20 global airlines, including, in Europe, Air France, Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Alitalia, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Corsairfly, KLM, Lufthansa, TAP Portugal, Transaero; in the Middle East, El-Al, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Saudia, Turkish Airlines; in Asia, Garuda Indonesia; in Africa, Kenya Airways.

By, Jul 11, 2014, Section:Business, TV Corporate

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