Passengers can listen to the latest music, audio books and short-subject programming.
A component of Honeywell's SkyTracks Inflight Information and Entertainment System, the Audio File Server provides simultaneous Audio On Demand to as many as 13 passengers with instantaneous access to up to 120 music albums, audio book and or short-subject programs that are digitally stored within the audio file. In fact, up to 144 hours of MPEG stereo audio programming can be stored. The system provides CD-quality stereo outputs for each passenger through individual headsets and controls, allowing passengers to select their own programming. Controls are comparable to those found in a commercial stereo remote control, including specific album, track, start, stop, repeat, pause and volume control. With regular updates provided to the operator, the latest music, book or short-topic selections are always onboard the aircraft.