Qantas Project Sunrise goes ahead, 12 new A350-1000s ordered

[mjt57]

It'll be the new Panasonic Astrova system - hopefully Qantas options the 100W USB-C charging instead of the common 60W on those systems.

Any watt system, so long as it works, would be fine by me. Lost count of the times that my in-seat charger wasn't working.

 

[Quickstatus]

60W should be heaps for most devices.

 

[encryptededdy]

I thought it was already decided they're getting the ~60w version.

Well that's a shame, especially if they also remove AC power like the A321XLR...

 

[SYD]

Well that's a shame, especially if they also remove AC power like the A321XLR...

F and J seats will have AC outlets as well as USB-C and wireless chargers.

 

[elanshin]

Any watt system, so long as it works, would be fine by me. Lost count of the times that my in-seat charger wasn't working.

60w is about the minimum to charge laptops.

The trend lately is removing AC power in favour of having a higher powered USB C charging port (or 2). Not much of a problem for phones and tablets but a big problem for laptops.

 

[encryptededdy]

F and J seats will AC outlets as well as USB-C and wireless chargers.

Yep, but I guess this is a downgrade for (premium) economy if you do want to charge your laptop at 100W (I know the AC outlets are technically 75W but I've been able to charge at 100W ok on at least the 787 and A330-300 without tripping the breaker)