Wireless earbuds and the airline entertainment system: Problem solved!

The AirFly Bluetooth bridge plugs into the aux port on the back-of-seat airline entertainment systems and allows you to use your wireless devices.

The world moved on with a wide array of bluetooth headphones, but the airline industry stayed committed to the aux. plug in their in-seat entertainment systems…which meant always trying to keep those big clunky ‘hybrid’ noise cancelling headphones going. Hybrid being the ability to both be bluetooth for our phones who, by and large, did away with any headphone jacks and wired so we can plug into the airline’s entertainment systems. Yes I know…I can download my own content on my phone and enjoy it on the plane, but I don’t. I like the big screen in my seat, and I like the weird popouri of movies that airlines offer. There are movies I’d watch on a plane that I’d never watch at home. There seems to be something ‘whole bran’ enriching about that forced choice.

Our solution to date was the take two sets of headphones, and a wad of cords. Not great.

AirFly to the rescue! The AirFly device plugs into any aux. port and acts as a Bluetooth bridge so you can enjoy your travel entertainment with only your wireless headphones.

The AirFly device also features the ability to pair two different devices to it, so you can listen together.

AirFly charges via an included USB C cord and has a 20+ hour battery life.

Available on Amazon ($59 ish): AirFly Amazon Link