The seat in front of you already knows your name, your language and what you were watching. One tap in the Skyward app, one code on the screen, and the cabin is yours.
Every Skyward route in the demo replays a track an aircraft actually flew, step-climbs, oceanic tracks and all. These are a few of the network's flagship flights.
Our in-flight entertainment runs on an open platform: the same screen, the same partner apps, personalised the moment you connect.
A live moving map that draws the real path of your flight, not a straight line, with local time at your destination.
Studio content loaded on the aircraft before departure, played at full quality without ever touching the internet.
Your Skyward profile brings your language, text size, captions and meal choice to the seat. Your tier shows at the top of the screen.
Crew announcements, the seat-belt sign and the safety demonstration take over every screen. Entertainment resumes where it left off.
Destination guides, ordering, games: partner experiences plug into the same platform API and respect the same cabin rules.
Call an attendant, switch on your reading light or adjust the screen without leaving what you are watching.
Open your trip, tap Connect to seat, and confirm the code on the screen in front of you. Only the passenger ticketed for that seat can send a code to it.
Your boarding pass shows the flight, seat and booking reference.
Skyward checks you are on this aircraft and sends a one-time code to your seat.
The app and the seat both show it. 483 921
The person sitting there confirms, and the seat becomes yours for the flight.
This site, the Skyward app and the Skyward cabin are an “art of the possible” demonstration of a connected in-flight entertainment platform: a virtual aircraft (content server, cabin bus, simulated avionics), browser and Android seat units, a crew terminal, an airline ground system and a passenger app, all built to mirror how commercial systems are architected.