
On Monday, Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announced a new form of in-flight entertainment that comes to passengers by way of Apple. The airline plans to give customers "a new reason to pack their headphones." Starting today, Beats Music is providing a "uniquely curated music experience" onboard Southwest Airlines WiFi-enabled aircraft.
We're told that customers accessing Beats Music onboard have an opportunity to listen to wide-ranging music programming -- which can be personalized to a listener's tastes -- in pop, rock, country, and other genres.
"Southwest connects our Customers to what is important in their lives, and in this case, it's music," Kevin Krone, Southwest Airlines Chief Marketing Officer said in a release today. "We continue to enhance our onboard offerings to remain current as our Customers' needs evolve, and with the addition of Beats Music on our entertainment portal, we're doing just that."
Southwest, of course, has a long history of deploying Apple products and platforms in-flight, most notably Apple's iPad as a means to replace the hefty paper-based reference materials pilots use in the cockpit.
Source: Southwest
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