BBC Studios and flydubai, the Dubai-based carrier, have announced a new partnership that will see the launch of a BBC Kids branded space for flydubai passengers on their inflight entertainment system.

From December 1st, passengers will have access to a number of popular BBC Kids titles including Hey Duggee,  Supertato, Andy’s Global Adventures, Go-Jetters, JoJo & Gran Gran, Junior Bake-Off, Horrible Histories and – the most streamed series in the US this year so far – Bluey, plus many more.

Zina Neophytou, SVP Out of Home & BBC News Commercial Development at BBC Studios, commented: “We are proud to forge this new partnership with flydubai to include BBC Kids as part of their lineup of top-quality inflight entertainment. Through this new collaboration, wider audiences outside the UK will have greater access to world class children’s content from BBC Kids that educates, informs, and entertains the next generation.”

Daniel Kerrison, Senior Vice President of Inflight Operations at flydubai, added: “We are excited to have partnered up with BBC Studios. We have always been committed to innovating our products and services and enhancing our passengers’ inflight experience. With the addition of BBC Kids to our inflight offering, we look forward to providing our passengers with more hours of high-definition in-seat entertainment and access to award-winning content.”

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