Design for Screen - Examples of inflight entertainment system/app

Before commencing on the design process of creating a new redesign of the inflight design system. I looked online for some images of current inflight entertainment systems/apps and see how they are arranged. This will assist me on how to present the display screen and splash, what functions will be there to allocate the users needs and so on. Then I will design some wireframes to help me to visually interpret how to further construct a simple, clear and minimalistic my own version of an inflight entertainment system/app.

Inflight entertainment screen

Inflight entertainment app

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