Moment Expands Inflight Entertainment for Air Caraïbes, Atlantic
Moment signed agreements with Air Caraïbes and Atlantic Airways to bring its Flymingo Box entertainment platform to eight aircraft.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Business Travel
Moment has signed agreements with Air Caraïbes and Atlantic Airways to expand inflight entertainment across eight aircraft serving Caribbean and North Atlantic routes. The deals use different configurations of Moment's Flymingo Box platform.
Why it matters
The agreements reflect the operational requirements of airlines serving island destinations and regional markets. Each carrier's configuration suits its fleet and network, showing how inflight entertainment can be adapted to different aircraft setups.
The agreements cover eight aircraft, with Air Caraïbes deploying a battery-powered system on four ATR 72s and Atlantic Airways installing an aircraft-powered system with MOOD on four Airbus A320s. Deployment timing and contract value remain undisclosed.
The players
Moment
Moment is a company that provides the Flymingo Box inflight entertainment platform, which airlines can configure with content and digital services.
Air Caraïbes
Air Caraïbes is a French airline operating a regional network across the Caribbean, including routes to Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France and Saint-Martin.
Atlantic Airways
Atlantic Airways is the national carrier of the Faroe Islands, operating from Vágar Airport with routes to Europe including Paris.
The details
Air Caraïbes will deploy a portable, battery-powered Flymingo Box across four ATR 72 aircraft and offer content in English and French. Atlantic Airways will equip four Airbus A320 aircraft with an aircraft-powered configuration including the MOOD platform, offering content in English, French, German, Spanish and Faroese.
Timeline
November 11, 2026: Moment announces agreements with Air Caraïbes and Atlantic Airways.
Business Travel Context
Moment's Flymingo Box offers a battery-powered variant for aircraft without permanent entertainment systems, as used on Air Caraïbes' ATR 72s. The Atlantic Airways deal instead uses an aircraft-powered configuration on Airbus A320s.
Travelers flying Air Caraïbes or Atlantic Airways on the affected aircraft may find varied inflight entertainment options depending on the configuration. Neither carrier has announced when the systems will be in service.
The takeaway
Inflight entertainment is becoming more adaptable, with airlines choosing battery-powered or aircraft-powered systems based on their fleets. Travelers can expect varied setups as carriers roll out new platforms across regional networks.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by TravelDailyNews International.
