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Launched in August 2024, Vista Stream was first introduced on Air India’s widebody aircraft (excluding the new Boeing 777 and Airbus A350).
Passengers can access over 1,600 hours of premium content. (Photo: Air India)
Air India has expanded its wireless inflight entertainment service, Vista Stream, to its narrowbody aircraft, promising uninterrupted entertainment for all passengers.
Launched in August 2024, Vista Stream was initially available on the airline’s widebody fleet, except for the newer Boeing 777 and Airbus 350 planes. With this update, passengers on both domestic and international routes can now enjoy Vista Stream across widebody and narrowbody planes.
The service lets passengers stream a wide range of entertainment directly to their devices, such as smartphones, tablets, or laptops, offering a seamless and engaging experience.
“With the introduction of Vista Stream across our narrowbody fleet, uninterrupted entertainment (BYOD) service will be available throughout the entire domestic and international network,” said Rajesh Dogra, Chief Customer Experience Officer at Air India.
With over 1,600 hours of curated content, Vista Stream offers something for everyone. From Bollywood blockbusters and Hollywood favourites to gripping documentaries, classic music, and kids’ shows, there’s plenty to explore.
The platform also includes a live map for real-time flight tracking and works with iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS devices, making it easily accessible to all passengers.
