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Bluebox Ai on iPad mini delivers all the capability of our flagship product, but in a smaller, lighter package.


Bluebox Ai is already playing early window movies on airlines around the world. It hosts the best new touchscreen and motion sensitive games, its reader holds a rack of newspapers, magazines, books and brochures (weightlessly) and it supports custom apps to help simplify cabin service and promote onboard sales.


Your Bluebox options just got lighter. Bluebox Ai now available on the iPad mini.


For more information please contact our business development team. info@blueboxavionics.com Call +44 (0)20 7886 8370 or +44 (0)1383 620922


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Internet-ready for any connected aircraft, Bluebox can also be your passengers’ window on the world – and Bluebox products provide a compelling ancillary revenue proposition too.


With customer deployments from as few as 30 units to well over 3,000, Bluebox Ai has already proven to be a superbly flexible solution for airlines large and small, and with Bluebox Ai for iPad mini the proposition has become even more versatile.


Lightweight and compact, Bluebox Ai for iPad mini provides the perfect IFE choice where space is at a premium but you don’t want to compromise on your service enhancement, ancillary revenue or service recovery objectives.


 Optimized for the market leading tablet  Approved for Early Window Content  Simple content management system  Service enhancement and revenue generation


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