Airline Headphone Adapter

By fg | Published: September 28, 2009

Here’s an example of a quite strange adapter standard: in airplanes, most of the times a dual-mono TRS output is provided for the inflight entertainment. This means you cannot use your own headphones (unless they’re mono). The airline makes money out of selling these adapters, or – even worse – their branded headphones with two seperate mono plugs on them.

Airline Dual TRS Adapter
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One Comment

  1. typoffertje
    Posted October 2, 2009 at 16:48 | Permalink

    this is such a useful adapter, saved me at least 10 minutes sleep on that 36 hours trip

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