Virgin Australia to trial BAE Systems in-seat power stations

October 24, 2016
Credit: BAE Systems
Virgin Australia is set to install BAE Systems’ AC outlet/USB charging in-seat power stations for personal IFE devices on one of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft for a trial period, BAE said Oct. 24. BAE’s IntelliCabin In-Seat Power Solution combines 110v AC and USB outlets, but the power converter is...

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