How is the in-flight entertainment screen deployed in the bulkhead seats of the Austrian Airlines 767-300?
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Austrian Airlines’ 767‑300 business class bulkhead seats are mentioned in the review, but the source does not specify how the in‑flight entertainment screen is deployed.
Screen Deployment (Related Information)
- In Delta’s Airbus A321 first‑class bulkhead seats, the IFE screen is mounted on the bulkhead wall and positioned close enough not to cause an issue.
- British Airways’ 777 Club World bulkhead seats have the entertainment screen built into the seat’s side wall and can be tilted up and down, deploying to face the passenger at head height when upright.
- Iberia’s A321XLR business class bulkhead seats feature an 18‑inch 4K UHD touchscreen that is stowed against a side wall and can be pulled out and deployed directly ahead of the seated passenger.
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