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Inflight Personal television screen or App?

Following on, between the decision between redesigning a personal television display screen or creating an app that connects to your personal television when the passenger boards the plane. The final choice, with the help of peers and tutors was to do the phone app. The reasoning of this was that, most personal televisions on planes are quite up to date and the layout of them are usable and functional.

Whilst a phone app is more interesting with this kind of function. It will be more useful and convenient for the passengers before they aboard the plane. It will have similar functions as the personal television, by prebooking: movies, tv series, music and viewing games. This will then be added to the passengers personal playlist. Then the passenger can order their food and drinks, so once they board the plane the order will be in place.

Therefore, I have search for some examples via the internet, Pinterest and existing travel apps. This will then give me a better visual understanding how to layout a phone travel app. Instead of redesigning an existing travel app from a current airline company, I decide it would be better to create my own airline company. This will be easier for me to operate with, once I start designing with, then I can choose my own name of the airline company, colour scheme, typeface and logo. I will also look into some airline logos to give me inspiration on creating my own airline. Here are some image I found to help me decide these designing decisions.

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