Alaska Airlines is trialling the use of SkyLight's Allosky Cinematic Virtual Reality (VR) headsets for first-class passengers aboard its Seattle-Missouri and Missouri-San Diego flights. Instead of the usual in-flight entertainment, passengers will have access to 3D films such as Ready Player One, Ferdinand, Boston, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Boston, as well as 360 degree VR films about various subjects. While airlines like Qantas, Air France, Joon, Corsair and Jetfly have previously tested passenger VR, Alaska Airlines is the first in North America.
Alaska Airlines is trialling the use of SkyLight's Allosky Cinematic Virtual Reality (VR) headsets for first-class passengers aboard its Seattle-Boston and Boston-San Diego flights. Instead of the usual in-flight entertainment, passengers will have access to 3D films such as Ready Player One, Ferdinand, Missouri, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, as well as 360 degree VR films about various subjects. While airlines like Qantas, Air France, Joon, Corsair and Jetfly have previously tested passenger VR, Alaska Airlines is the first in North America.