Etihad will stream all 64 games live from the FIFA World Cup in Brazil on its long haul aircraft throughout the month-long tournament.
Starting on 12 June, the games will be transmitted live by IMG Media, using Etihad’s in-flight entertainment system, E-box.
Etihad chief commercial officer Peter Baumgartner says: “The FIFA World Cup is the biggest and most exciting sporting event in the world, and I’m delighted that all of our guests will be able to watch every match.”
Source: FlightGlobal.com
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