A Boeing Business Jet has become the first BBJ aircraft to receive Airmont’s live-television solution through DPI Labs. Unveiled during NBAA-BACE 2026, the deployment runs the live-TV software on DPI Labs’ existing cabin server, removing the need for a separate gateway box and providing BBJ operators with a less hardware-intensive entertainment architecture.
The system is integrated into DPI Labs’ cabin-entertainment infrastructure rather than installed as a standalone live-TV unit. This approach can simplify integration with an aircraft’s existing cabin network and reduce equipment count, although no figures were provided for potential weight, cost or installation-time savings.
The deployment involves Airmont, a live-television technology provider, and DPI Labs, which develops cabin-entertainment systems. The aircraft’s specific airframe, operator and installation location were not identified. No details were provided on the commissioning date, available channel line-up, connectivity provider, certification status or operational performance.