Can I use this on an airplane entertainment system ? null

Hello! As noted by the other users, if the plane's system has Bluetooth then you can connect to this and play this way. If the plane's system does not have Bluetooth, then use the 2.5mm to 3.5mm AUX cable to connect to this and play to it this way. The battery life when used wirelessly is 20 hours for Wireless connections and 40 hours when used wirelessly, so this should be great for long haul flights as well! We hope this helps!

On a United flight, and was able to plug in with 3.5mm cable and watch in flight entertainment.

Yes, for systems such as Delta’s current one a 3.5mm cable is provided which also works when the battery is dead or the Bluetooth is not being used. Also, the battery life is exceptional (20+ hours) though so I can’t imagine having to charge them more than once for round trip flights shorter than 8 hours each leg. I don’t know of any airline still using the old fashioned “double pronged,” airline standard anymore so you should be good regardless of airline chosen.

If it can be used, if the plane's system has bluetooth. And if not, it can be used with the included 3.5 audio cable. The problem is that it will not be possible to use the ANC.

Yes, but not wirelessly. You can plug in with the cord that’s included

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Hello! As noted by the other users, if the plane's system has Bluetooth then you can connect to this and play this way. If the plane's system does not have Bluetooth, then use the 2.5mm to 3.5mm AUX cable to connect to this and play to it this way. The battery life when used wirelessly is 20 hours for Wireless connections and 40 hours when used wirelessly, so this should be great for long haul flights as well! We hope this helps!
Answered by Bose Support 6 years ago
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On a United flight, and was able to plug in with 3.5mm cable and watch in flight entertainment.
Answered by Russ 6 years ago
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Yes, for systems such as Delta’s current one a 3.5mm cable is provided which also works when the battery is dead or the Bluetooth is not being used. Also, the battery life is exceptional (20+ hours) though so I can’t imagine having to charge them more than once for round trip flights shorter than 8 hours each leg. I don’t know of any airline still using the old fashioned “double pronged,” airline standard anymore so you should be good regardless of airline chosen.
Answered by Drew 6 years ago
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If it can be used, if the plane's system has bluetooth. And if not, it can be used with the included 3.5 audio cable. The problem is that it will not be possible to use the ANC.
Answered by emanuek 6 years ago
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Yes, but not wirelessly. You can plug in with the cord that’s included
Answered by Marc 6 years ago
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