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Air New Zealand reveals top inflight movies and TV shows for 2024

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Alex Marren Chief Operating Officer | Air New Zealand

By Sky Industry News

Dec 23, 2024

Air New Zealand has disclosed its most-watched inflight entertainment selections for 2024. The action film "The Beekeeper," featuring Jason Statham, emerged as the top movie among passengers. Romantic comedy "Anyone But You" followed in second place, with other popular titles including "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes," and "The Fall Guy."

For younger audiences, "Bluey" maintained its position as the leading TV show for the second consecutive year, with "Peppa Pig" trailing closely behind. Classic sitcoms like "The Big Bang Theory" and "Friends" also remained favorites during flights.

Kylie McGillivray-Brown, Air New Zealand's General Manager of Customer Experience, expressed satisfaction with passenger engagement in inflight entertainment options. She noted that customers enjoyed a variety of content from thrilling blockbusters to light-hearted sitcoms and children's programming.

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"Whether it's diving into a blockbuster thriller, laughing along with a sitcom, or keeping the little ones entertained with their favourite shows, our selection ensures there's something for everyone," McGillivray-Brown stated. She added that Air New Zealand's inflight entertainment demonstrates how screen time can enhance travel experiences.