Like the airlines, for whom the famous passenger experience involves a entertainment system Ergonomic and rich in content - particularly on the long-haul network - trains are also taking the connected journey. The latest partnership between Ouigo and Moment. The rail company has chosen the French start-up to entertain its passengers on the Paris-Lyon route with a tailor-made solution. In concrete terms, passengers now have access to a digital portal enabling them to navigate on Internet or consult their emails. A catalogue of streaming content is also available, including films, series, podcasts and digital press. As for the commercial side, this is based around two offers: wifi only is available at 3 euroswhile a wifi and entertainment pack, with films, series and music, is billed at 5 euros. The free version provides access to programmes such as games, an interactive map to track your journey, and tourist guides.
If passenger feedback is positive, this new partnership could well be extended to other lines in the network. And why not open up to other types of connected services? Moment [has] already developed platforms for airlines and shipping companies, adapting the services available to suit the needs of their passengers (streaming content, e-shopping portal, in-seat meal/snack ordering, integrated tourist guides, IoT, etc.). "says Moment's management, underlining in passing that " The post-Covid context could also accelerate their use as consumers demand more contactless technologies. ".
