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Old 03-19-2007, 04:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Entertainment on board

Its been a few years since I have flown cross country. can anyone tell me if they offer movies or any sort of Music Entertainment on board. I am going to be flying Delta from Hartfort to Cincinatti then on to California. Seems the older the I get the more restless I become.
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When we flew cross country a few weeks ago, it was a 6 1/2 hour flight from Newark NJ to San Diego. We flew Continental and they showed 2 movies on the trip.
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I believe most airlines offer some sort of inflight entertainment for cross-country flights. Check Delta's web site: In-Flight Entertainment onboard your flight with Delta Air Lines
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Flew Delta last May. There were flights on the planes from Salt Lake to Atlanta, Atlanta to Sacramento, and on the Atlanta to London flights there were 2 + movies each way. Then there is other entertainment on the screens till you near your destination.

Just remember, on the US flights, you get a snack pack (or 2 ) only. Bring something to eat, or get it at the airport between security and the plane. Somehow those crackers and cheese don't fill your stomach
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