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Back to the topic, in summer Delta flies ATL-ANC, which a 7.5 hour flight without entertainment, with a 767-300. Same goes for ATL-LIM at around 6 hours , which is also 767-300(not -ER).
Delta's 67s used to have an entertainment system. Hve they been removed? (ERs excluded).
Delta's 767s never had IFE's, the only exception being the 767-300ERs, which IFE in BusinessElite. The -400s were to have IFE throughout the cabin, which is visible be the remotes seen in many cabin shoots, but the IFE's were never installed (And now they are installing IFE's on their 757s destined for Song ). The only DL aircraft with IFE in the entire cabin is the 777 and perhaps the MD-11, though I'm not sure about that (they'll be retired by Jan. 1st anyway).
Delta didn't have an in seat screen, but the cabin was equipped with screens on the bulkheads. In 1988, I watched "Major League" on a flight from LAX to DFW on a 767-300, not an ER. The average music choices were available through the headsets, and plugged into the armrests. You know the old style system. I've also watched an outdoors program in the back of a -200 going up to PHL from ATL.
BTW: The entertainment I'm talking about is showing a movie or having the music channels available. Not the personal systems at your seat with all the bells and whistles. I've still yet to fly on anything with that.
ok let me update you all on deltas 763s ER and non ER, i have flown both on the BOS-ATL rout many many many many times,
. delta 763ER, PTVs in firstclass only, in C-class there is one big TV in the middle and also many TVs hanging above aisls
. delta 763 (non er) no PTVs in firstclass just one big TV in the middle, in C-class one big TV in the middle (no over head tvs like the ER has)
so yes deltas 763ER and non ER both have enertainment, remember, the subject isnt "longest flight with no PTV" the sunbject is "longest flight with no entertainment''
all delta widebodys have some fourm of TVs in all classes
How about AirTran's ATL-LAX, ATL-LAS, and (coming soon) ATL-SFO. The Ryan Int'l A320s are fitted with IFE, but AirTran choose not to offer the service (so to keep the same level of service as the rest of AirTran's flights). We're talking about 3.5+ hour flights here.
Ok, first of all, to me, IFE is not only a PTV, but an overhead or a bigscreen. I've flown DL 763ER's, and yes, they do have IFE in the economy class cabin. The bigscreens and overheads are located all throughout the Y class.
And as for the topic, try 9 hours, 30 minutes from BOM to LHR w/o anything. And then again from LHR to JFK. Back in the day, when AI's 742's had no form of IFE whatsoever, not even overheads or big screens. Those were my longest flights w/o IFE.
But, the real in-flight entertainment I had most of the time was (and is) out the window! I don't watch any movies or anything else when I'm in an aircraft. If there's a PTV available, I only use it to track the flight.
Well, beeing a inhabitant of Argentina I guess I am a long-flights specialist! Wanna go to the US? At least 8 hours of flight. To Europe? At least 13 hours. And what about Australia and NZ? Well, about 20 hours. Mmmm...and Africa? It's not that bad: 7 hours to CPT.
The thing is that after flying lots of time from the southernmost part of South America to Europe or the USA, I decided to sleep, just because I don't want to be dead after the flight.. Fly 5 times FRA-EZE, then, you'll love sleeping on planes.
For your information the airlines are into the transportation bussiness,not the entretaiment bussiness,if you want entretaiment go to hollywood.Also a PTV is a very costly feature on a airplane (just ask JetBlue in a couple of years from now).If you want PTV I guess youll have to fly JetBlue,that if they fly where you want to go!
Well, I guess I just confirm a window seat, and that' really all I need for a eleven hour flight! I've done this before and it turned out to be kinda enjoyable to just look down on the earth and ocean. If that goes out, I bring a few novels, and as mentioned, a book on the aircraft I am flying on. Also, I keep records of some of the flights I go on , so that passes time.
Well, I guess I just confirm a window seat, and that' really all I need for a eleven hour flight! I've done this before and it turned out to be kinda enjoyable to just look down on the earth and ocean. If that goes out, I bring a few novels, and as mentioned, a book on the aircraft I am flying on. Also, I keep records of some of the flights I go on , so that passes time.
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