IFE Services Looking Forward to APEX EXPO 2012
Knutsford, Cheshire, UK | September 4, 2012– IFE Services, the leading in-flight entertainment (IFE) provider, is exhibiting at APEX EXPO 2012 next month in Long Beach, California.
APEX EXPO is a four-day premier event committed to elevating the airline passenger experience around the world. This year, around 200 vendors will showcase their products and services to executives from over 100 airlines.
Exhibiting on Booth 351, the content service provider will be showcasing its IFE solutions for embedded, streaming and portable systems. The company’s services include the licensing of movies, TV programmes and music as well as the production of safety films, promotional videos, GUIs and pre-recorded announcements (PRAMs). This year the IFE specialist will also be focusing on its new in-flight gaming offering and the move from analogue to digital IFE.
The event, which runs from 17th to 20th September, will incorporate educational sessions covering IFE wireless streaming, casual gaming, connectivity and trends in passenger behaviour. The Passenger Choice Awards will recognise airlines delivering the best passenger experience and a series of networking events are being held to help delegates build business relationships and strengthen partnerships.
“The agenda for this year’s APEX EXPO looks stronger than ever and we can’t wait to meet up with our clients, partners and prospects in the IFE world again,” said Andy McEwan, IFE Services’ CEO. “We have lots of innovative new products to showcase and look forward to sharing them next month in Long Beach at what promises to be another great event.”
For more information about IFE Services visit: www.ifeservices.com
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