Huge Potential But Practical Challenges For Inflight Virtual Reality
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From lazing on a tropical beach to exploring a city destination, shopping for duty-free goods to meditating, the immersive experiences virtual reality (VR) can offer could transform the onboard experience for airline passengers. The technology is there already, but are airlines, passengers and...
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