One of the biggest challenges airlines face is keeping passengers entertained. Seat-back screens playing Hollywood blockbusters is the norm, but Voyage caters to a contemporary passenger preference for watching content on personal devices. Is this the future of in-flight entertainment?

As travellers, we’re now more savvy and time-precious than ever before. We love short city breaks more than two weeks in the sun and prefer living like a local to holing up in hotels. Our holiday habits have changed dramatically, but how has our approach to booking a vacation shifted?

Last-minute holidays account for around £26 billion annually, while one in three in the UK thinks they have a “spontaneous personality”. Can Flight Tonight, an app that offers the cheapest flights departing at nearby airports in just a few hours, cater to these risky travellers?

With the number of people using tablets forecast to hit one billion in 2015, the in-flight experience is changing. And as more airlines allow flyers to stream videos from their own devices, new advertising opportunities abound, questioning the relevance of screens in the backs of plane seats.