Built-in surveys in the onboard portal allow airlines to evaluate service in real time and better understand passenger expectations.
A separate kids' section in the in-flight portal helps keep children entertained during the flight, makes the trip more relaxing for parents, and enhances the comfort of the entire family.
Paper catalogs are becoming a thing of the past: a digital storefront helps passengers order products faster and gives airlines a more accurate understanding of demand.
Following the departure of Western suppliers, airlines are switching to domestic IFE platforms, focusing on Wi-Fi portals and services on personal devices.
In-flight video ads are used as a way to engage passengers in an environment with fewer external distractions and higher screen attention.
Full-fledged satellite internet service on Russian airplanes could be launched as early as 2027. It could become a widely available service by 2028.
Passengers simply need to connect to the in-flight Wi-Fi network: movies, TV shows, music, games, shopping, and communication with the crew are all available without an internet connection.
From family comedies to reality shows: here’s a look at the shows passengers watch most often on flights equipped with the Wi-Fly system.
From Lufthansa's first commercial internet to wireless media platforms: how airplanes have transformed into digital spaces for passengers.
A new building of the Aerospace Innovation Valley (AKID) has opened in Ryazan. The AKID-2026 conference, attended by business and government representatives, took place at the venue.
From cassette players to streaming on smartphones: how in-flight entertainment transformed from a luxury to an aviation standard in three decades.
In-flight movies appeared long before digital screens. We tell the story of how passengers watched films a hundred years ago — from silent movies to the first personal systems.
The company "Oblako" participated in the strategic session of AKID IT residents in Moscow, where industry challenges and prospects for cooperation in 2026 were discussed.
Oblako Company participated in MITT 2026 and presented an IT solution for transport, integrating communication, content, and services into a single digital ecosystem.
Oblako Company (Wi-Fly) showcased a solution for transport digitalization at MITT Travel Start 2026, offering content, services, and shopping directly en route.
During a flight, passengers spend several hours in a confined space and actively use in-flight media services, making on-board advertising particularly noticeable.
The VIII All-Russian Congress of Travel Agents of the Russian Union of Travel Industry (RST) titled “Mission: Cosmos” took place in Moscow
The annual Tourism Industry Congress took place in Moscow: over 1500 participants offline and even more online discussed industry development and new partnerships.
Wi-Fly is an in-flight multimedia platform that gives airline passengers access to movies and games, and brands access to an engaged and affluent audience.
From March 11 to 13, the international tourism exhibition MITT 2026 will take place at "Crocus Expo". The PAK "Etbox" media server will be presented there outside of the competition program.
Long ago, a flight was seen as a period to simply endure. Today, everything is different.
Travel has long ceased to be just a journey from one point to another. Today, it's not enough for people to simply get to their destination; they also want to enjoy the journey itself.
Flying has long ceased to be just a wait for landing. For passengers, it's several hours to relax, take their time, and do something for themselves.
On February 5, Elena Korobkova, Deputy General Director of Oblako Company, delivered a presentation on a multimedia system at the NAIS-2026 conference.
On February 5, a session titled "Day of Patenting Assistance," organized by AKIT and the Eurasian Patent Office, took place in Ryazan. Oblako Company was represented by lawyer Natalia Kosyak.
From February 4 to 5, the NAIS 2026 conference was held in Moscow. At the main industry aviation exhibition, more than 200 companies presented their achievements in the air transport industry.
Wi-Fi has long become a familiar part of any journey. Passengers expect to be able to connect from their phone or tablet, open a browser, and immediately access entertainment and useful features.
As the plane ascends and the city recedes below, passengers experience a rare sense of pause.
Flying has long ceased to be just a journey from one city to another. Today, it's a rare opportunity to be alone with yourself, to pause and slow down a bit.
For many parents, a long flight with a child sounds like a real challenge. Several hours in a seat, limited space, a change of scenery, and a lot of energy with nowhere to go.
Not long ago, a journey was just a journey. You had to endure several hours on a train, plane, or riverboat and figure out how to occupy yourself. Today, everything is different.
Every journey begins with expectations. You want to fly peacefully, without unnecessary worries, and with the feeling that you've truly been taken care of.
Since December 27, 2025, the Wi-Fly media server has been operating on four Alrosa Airlines aircraft, providing passengers with access to movies and services via Wi-Fi.
A flight is a special time. You are no longer on the ground, but not yet at your destination. Clouds slowly drift by outside the window, the city remains far below, and ahead are several hours that you can dedicate entirely to yourself.
On December 18, 2025, the 22nd Digital Aviation and Travel Forum was held. Over 100 companies discussed the digitalization of aviation, the development of IT solutions, and trends in the air travel market.
Not so long ago, in-flight entertainment looked completely different. One screen for the entire cabin, a shared movie, and headphones that constantly crackled and slipped off. Whether you wanted to watch or not, there wasn't much choice. Today, IFE is much calmer and more logical.
Watching a movie on a plane feels completely different from watching it at home. You're not rushing anywhere, not distracted by your phone, and not pausing the film every five minutes. You have several hours of flight, a seat, headphones, and a screen – and that's enough to calmly enjoy a good movie.
On December 4, 2025, Ryazan hosted the scientific and practical conference "Artificial Intelligence – Solutions and Prospects" by AKID. The event summarized the activities of the Interregional Scientific and Technical Center (ISTC) for 2025.
Time on an airplane feels completely different than on the ground. It seems to slow down and stretch out, especially during a long flight. You've already sat down, buckled up, takeoff is behind you, and then there are several hours during which nothing is required of you.
The adv.abox.su platform provides a detailed look at how modern inflight entertainment systems work and the advertising opportunities they offer. It's more than just a collection of movies or music.
When a passenger takes their seat, the first feeling is a loss of control. You're sitting, buckled in, surrounded by strangers, and something incomprehensible is happening outside the window. At this moment, many don't even notice that there's already a tool in front of them that can offer some reassurance.