Inflight Power Charges Via Headset Jacks

June 16, 2006 By Geoff Duncan

Inflight Power Charges Via Headset Jacks

If you've ever longed for in-seat power during long flights, Inflight Power invites you to look no further than the nearest headphone jack.

Now that you have all sorts of high-tech toys to keep you and yours alternately entertained, distracted, or pacified during mind-numbingly long flights, you’ve probably noticed you’re carting around all sorts of extra batteries to keep those gizmos going

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Matt at 9:00am 19th June 2006 Either way, just being able to get through a movie will make me happy. Also knowing that I could charge my cell phone if I pulled a late night and forgot is assuring as well. Great idea from inflight.
Ian Bell and Dan Gaul at 10:55am 16th June 2006 It will not work for laptops though, so the movie would have to be on your iPod or PSP.
ricky bobby at 10:52am 16th June 2006 Finally! I can watch more than half a movie now on a plane.
Ian Bell and Dan Gaul at 10:47am 16th June 2006 Fantastic idea. While it's not giving you a lot of power, it would work great with a Sony PSP or MP3 player. I wonder if enough people use these if the airlines will eventually ban them? Think it sucking too much power from the plane's battery?