Today, Apple announced that it has partnered with Air France, Continental, Delta, Emirates, KLM, and United to offer in-flight iPod integration. What does this mean? Well, the six airlines participating so far plan to offer iPod seat connections with power, so that you can charge your iPod while flying. Even cooler than that, though, is that they also are going to rig things up so that you can watch video content from your iPod on the seat-back display in front of you.
American provides power ports on most aircraft/most seats (not all). For $30 you can buy an iPod usb power adapter. Personally, I would rather have power to my chair for my choice of electronics (laptop, iPod, Atari…).
I think you’re missing the point, this is more Apple’s move than the airlines’. Especially with the Zune coming out, Apple wants people to see the iPod as THE portable music player, and this is just another step in that direction.
931QSis partually owed by MS, but I don’t see how MS is involved with 970QS are one of those companies a MS company? I wonder just how many aircraft they have, either owned outright or via quarter share? And why a X and not a Falcon 2000? Maybe Bill Gates hates the French
American has free power ports in some rows of its aircraft. You need a power converter to run anything with a plug though. Made that mistake a few times.
Oh… I get it! 
