BA does have the Omnia system on all 777s and 747s, not sure about the few long-haul 767s though. I like their PTV system and it has been recently upgraded to 18 channels.
The AF one looks basic to me, the screen is v.small and they do not have it on many planes.
Delta has it on the 777s, not sure about the 763s though, have a look at http://www.seatguru.com and it will tell you.
I was asking about the variety of what you get – games, tv, film, phone, e-mail etc.
V:PORT – Virgin’s latest gives you: –
10.4 inch screen in Upper Class
9 inch screen in Premium Economy / Economy
300 hours of Video on Demand content
14 channels of Audio on Demand and a jukebox with over 45 CDs ranging from Chopin to Elvis Presley to PJ Harvey. Passengers can listen to an entire CD or just an individual track.
A selection of audio books
15 computer games, of which 3 are multi-player and one, Battlemail Kung-fu, has been developed exclusively for Virgin
A Quick Find facility that allows passengers to look for films starring their favourite movie star, comedy shows or language programming
A dedicated Kid’s Zone that has it’s own menus and contains programming suitable for children and a parental block
The system will allows passengers to send emails and SMS messages.
IMap is a brand new fully interactive map application – not only can passengers track their flight, but they can also roam around the world, zoom in on different destinations and points of interest.
Coming Soon
Email and Intranet will be expanded allowing people on the ground to respond to text messages sent from the aircraft.
The V:Port system is on ALL the new A340-600 series and certain 747-400 aircraft.
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