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Subject: Do airplane consoles work with an Apple iPhone 14?
Date: Sun, 20 Oct 2024 19:01:28 -0000 (UTC)
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A very old lady is flying cross country on American for Thanksgiving.
She has an iPhone 14 and she loves to watch MSNBC all day every day.

I haven't flown domestically in years (I generally take Lufthansa yearly to
Munchen) so may I ask how you use the typical American airplane TV console
with Apple headphone-jack-free iPhones?

Does the typical domestic US airplane headrest console TV setup also have
bluetooth to compensate for the loss of the iPhone 14 headphone jack?

Or does she need to purchase an expensive Apple 3.5mm/lightning converter?