Cabin Interior and Electronics
Flight Display dispels cabin electronics myths
Flight Display Systems (Booth No.

Flight Display Systems (Booth No. 3047) engaged in a round of “myth-busting” here Tuesday. According to president David Gray, there are four myths endemic to the cabin electronics industry–that there is no quality high-definition system available, that cabin monitors cost about $1,000 an inch, that passengers couldn’t care less about flight deck information and that switching has to cost $1,000 per button.

Gray went on to introduce his audience to some of the Alpharetta, Ga.-based company’s new products as evidence that these “truths” have now been relegated to the realm of myth.

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