SONG, describe by parent company Delta Air Lines as a "low fare high class carrier", is to introduce a new in-flight entertainment system featuring personal video monitors at each seat, offering: 24 all-digital, live, DISH Network TV channels; all-digital broadcast audio programming with 24 free channels; multi-player interactive video games that allow play between passengers; downloadable, pay-per-view movie programming; and digitally-streamed programming that allows customers to create individual play lists. Song began in-flight testing of the new system on one aircraft at the end of October. Over the next several months Song will phase its new entertainment technology into its fleet of 36 199-seat, all-coach Boeing 757 aircraft at the rate of one every four to seven days. By early 2004, all Song aircraft are expected to be outfitted with personal video monitors at each seat. Song provides direct non-stop services between major cities in north east USA and key Florida leisure destinations, plus Atlanta, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Juan. Additionally, Song serves all three New York metro area airports ” JFK, Newark and LaGuardia ” the only low-fare service to do so. The airline made its first flight in April of this year.
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