Screenlife Games
American Airlines
Passengers' time will fly while having fun
Following a successful pilot program last fall, American Airlines is to offer passengers a choice of games as part of its in-flight entertainments package.
The airline has teamed up with Screenlife, the company behind the hit DVD board game Scene It?, to offer its customers a variety of trivia-based games to test their TV and movie knowledge while they travel.
Mary McKee, Managing Director for In-flight Products at American, said she was confident that the additions would be a popular alternative to the traditional in-flight movies and TV shows.
"Screenlife games have the power to engage a diverse audience, so they're a great fit for American Airlines," McKee commented.
"Our customers enjoy the variety provided by the game content, and we are pleased to continue offering onboard trivia for their entertainment."
The 48 games programs will be included on 29,000 monthly domestic and international flights over the next 12 months and will be based on the concepts of variety and popularity that have made Screenlife the world's top-selling board game brand
Passengers' time will fly while having fun
Following a successful pilot program last fall, American Airlines is to offer passengers a choice of games as part of its in-flight entertainments package.
The airline has teamed up with Screenlife, the company behind the hit DVD board game Scene It?, to offer its customers a variety of trivia-based games to test their TV and movie knowledge while they travel.
Mary McKee, Managing Director for In-flight Products at American, said she was confident that the additions would be a popular alternative to the traditional in-flight movies and TV shows.
"Screenlife games have the power to engage a diverse audience, so they're a great fit for American Airlines," McKee commented.
"Our customers enjoy the variety provided by the game content, and we are pleased to continue offering onboard trivia for their entertainment."
The 48 games programs will be included on 29,000 monthly domestic and international flights over the next 12 months and will be based on the concepts of variety and popularity that have made Screenlife the world's top-selling board game brand
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