Panasonic Avionics expands production as sales of Astrova IFE screens surpass 500,000
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Background ✨
Azerbaijan Airlines launched Panasonic Avionics’ Astrova inflight engagement solution and Modular Interactive platform on its A320neo family fleet, with deployments across six A321neos and five A320neos via linefit and retrofit, and a planned rollout across 22 aircraft overall.1 Saudia selected Astrova, Modular Interactive and Panasonic’s Arc 3D inflight map for 15 A321LRs.2 Air Canada introduced Astrova into service on an A321, with plans to retrofit 19 A321s and line fit 67 new aircraft.3