“How do these work on an airplane? I see "inflight adapter" listed as included, but what does that mean? Thank you”

This question is for: Sennheiser - HD1 Wireless Over-the-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones - Black

Asked by Robin 8 years ago

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The 'inflight adapter' is just a little attachment that you'd plug into the end of the headset's audio cord which would fit into the jack in the armrest of some aircraft. I've found most airplanes no longer use this type of jack anymore and also most people would use the 'bluetooth' section of the headphones to connect wirelessly with an mp3 device anyway. It's nice though that the adapter is included, just in case you found yourself in a situation where you'd use it.
Answered by AlanD963 7 years ago
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Two prong plug adapter for airline audio included.
Answered by Bobby 7 years ago
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That just means some of the older airplanes have a special two prong plug, the Sennheiser is including this for your convenience. However majority airlines now use the standard 3.5mm plugs.
Answered by BulldogbySmark 7 years ago
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An inflight adapter is used for airplanes that uses a 3,5 mm double mono-plug.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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