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Alaska Airlines’ Aurora 737 MAX 10 Will Use a Rare Split-Cabin IFE Layout

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Alaska Airlines plans to limit seatback in-flight entertainment screens to selected seats in the premium Aurora configuration of its 737 MAX 10. The unusual choice reflects a differentiated approach to cabin design and passenger experience, with the airline offering specific reasons for departing from the industry norm.

Discovered 2026-10-04T18:04:56.045512-07:00 | 2026-10-04T18:04:56.045512-07:00

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  • Alaska’s Aurora configuration will make seatback IFE availability a cabin-class differentiator on the 737 MAX 10.
  • The decision highlights how airlines are balancing premium-cabin positioning, cabin layout and onboard technology rather than applying uniform IFE installations across the aircraft.

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