When Delta Airlines Cut Gay Scenes From In-Flight Movies, One Actress Knew That She Had To Step In

The history of in-flight entertainment dates back to 1921, when Aeromarine Airways screened Howdy Chicago! to 11 passengers as they circled Lake Michigan on a flying boat. This had occurred simply for the sake of generating publicity. However, it paved the way for modern in-flight entertainment systems, which now regularly have multiple films on demand.