Some Peacock originals are coming to JetBlue’s in-flight leisure system

The Peacock unique present Bel-Air doesn’t even have something to do with flying, however you could possibly watch it subsequent time you’re within the air. JetBlue has introduced that it’s partnered with NBC’s streaming service to convey a few of its content material to the seatback screens on its planes — together with the Fresh Prince spinoff, Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin, and Rian Johnson’s comedy caper present Poker Face.

You’ll additionally have the ability to stream something from Peacock’s catalog utilizing your individual machine and the in-flight Wi-Fi, according to the airline’s Thursday press release, although JetBlue didn’t instantly reply to The Verge’s request for touch upon whether or not you’d want a Peacock subscription to take action.

The “exclusive” streaming partnership will go into impact in spring 2023. Currently, JetBlue’s in-flight leisure has choices from Showtime, HBO, ViacomCBS, and NBCUniversal, Peacock’s guardian firm.

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