Emirates : Un divertissement en vol inégalé
Dubai, Émirats Arabes Unis – 29 février 2024 – Emirates se distingue par son offre de divertissement en vol, proposant plus de 6 500 chaînes de contenu de haute qualité. La compagnie aérienne, leader mondial dans l’acquisition de licences de divertissement, met à jour son catalog mensuellement, offrant jusqu’à 2 700 films, séries et documentaires. La gestion de cette immense bibliothèque, avec des serveurs de capacité variable selon les appareils, est un défi logistique constant, mais Emirates s’engage à offrir un divertissement de premier ordre à ses passagers. Découvrez comment Emirates maintient son avantage concurrentiel dans le secteur.
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1. Infobox – “Question au haut-sol” (Question to the High-Flyer)
Title: Question au haut-sol (Question to the High-Flyer)
Author: Kurt Hofmann, a journalist with 30 years of experience and an aviation expert for international TV channels since 2000.
Contact: Questions on the topic “High-flyer” can be sent to [email protected].
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2. Paragraph 1: Emirates’ In-Flight Entertainment
Emirates offers 6,500 channels of high-quality content.
They are the world’s largest purchaser of in-flight entertainment licenses. They quickly acquire rights to films after theatrical release.
they offer up to 2,700 movies, TV series, and documentaries.
They acquire rights to over 600 films in 50 languages from Europe, Africa, Asia, and latin america.
Content is updated monthly.
3. Paragraph 2: Content Management & Storage
Emirates tries to keep popular films available provided that licensing allows.
Content is sometimes removed to make space for new films, as server sizes vary by aircraft type. The new Airbus A350 has significantly larger servers (triple the capacity).
Financial details regarding the cost of the in-flight entertainment program are not disclosed.
In essence, the text describes Emirates’ extensive and constantly updated in-flight entertainment system, and the logistical challenges of managing such a large content library.
