In-Flight Movies

[PixieDustandEeyore]

I fly mostly with United and Air Canada, as those airlines offer the lowest fair prices for the route I frequent (Ottawa to San Francisco or Ottawa to Sacramento). With Air Canada you always get individual tv's where you pick your movies, with United it is always overheard movies. I much prefer the individual tv's and was wondering which airlines do you get individual tvs (aside from air canada and aside from first class) ?
Thank you in advance

 

[CarolAnnB]

JetBlue has them

 

[PixieDustandEeyore]

Thank you Jet Blue is an option for my upcoming trip
Im flying Sacramento to Orlando so I really dont have much knowledge of flights on that route

 

[TheWog]

JetBlue offers them and can you see what is being shown for your flight as well. They do cost $5 per movie though, just an fyi. They also have regular television programming available as an alternative to movies and there is no additional cost for that.

 

[DebbieB]

Delta has them on selected flights, not all. USAir and Southwest have no movies or in flight entertainment.

 

[PixieDustandEeyore]

Oh I knew SWA had no movies didn't realize that US Airways was the same interesting.
Well I went through and looked at our options as United, Delta, Continental, Jet Blue, Southwest and Frontier. Frontier is the only one I haven't heard anything about. I know its hub is in Denver (we'd be connecting in denver) so I guess Ill check into what they have as well

 

[skiingfast]

I wish I could tell you about Frontier but the last time I flew on them, planes didn't have LCDs on the steat back.

Jet blue made this standard of course they are a start up that came about when it was possible.

In the larger airlines as they add planes or rehab the cabins they've been adding this so it's hit and miss.

 

[heatherleigh]

Alaska Airlines has the individual digi-players. They are $6 for the shorter flights, and $12 for the longer ones. We just flew with them a few days ago, and one of the movies they had was, "Alice in Wonderland".