Already present on a number of airlines, in particular American Airlines, digital tablets are about to gain ground in the air. EasyJet will soon be offering its passengers a new in-flight entertainment service, using Dell tablets, from mid-September. Personal television is making its debut with EasyJet, thanks in particular to a partnership with Mezzo, but the low-cost airline's logic remains unchanged: it will cost just over 8.5 euros (7.5 £) to access the material and its multimedia content, initially reserved for certain flights departing from the UK.
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