PGA goes digital

NBAA Convention News >> September 2007
Avionics

PGA Electronic, based in Montierchaume, France, announced it will deliver its first full digital version of the Paradize 3 cabin management and entertainment system early next year. The new digital system will link all the aircraft’s in-flight entertainment and cabin lighting components, including PGA’s own on-demand audio and video. To meet growing customer demand, PGA will also begin marketing a high-definition video system that will include its remote control (tablet PC) with RF/Wi-Fi capability. Using the video touch-screen control, the cabin management system will interface with on-demand audio and video, satellite direct television, iPods, PlayStation and cabin mood lighting. The company is exhibiting at Booth No. 4333.

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