WHAT'S PLAYING ONBOARD
From take-off to landing, USA3000 Airlines brings you in-flight entertainment that soars to new heights! All of our planes offer a choice of 10 music channels for your listening enjoyment. We’re keeping up with a variety of music trends and always looking to spotlight new and emerging artists, as well as your all-time favorites.
Enjoy your in-flight audio entertainment experience with our complements! Headsets are free on all southbound domestic and international flights. Please make sure to keep your headphones for your return flight!
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ENCORE - CHANNEL 3
Encore presents a wide range of the best in classical orchestral and chamber music. Interested in a collection of brilliant classics covering nearly 400 years of music history? Sit back, relax, and enjoy your flight.
Composers Represented: Bach, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Gershwin, and more.
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JAZZ ON THE FLY - CHANNEL 4
Jazz on the Fly focuses on Great American Jazz Artists, both past and present. Traditional jazz, smooth styles, or “be-bop” jazz of the ‘50s and ‘60s will leave you snapping your fingers and tapping your toes while onboard.
Artists Featured: Madeleine Peyroux, Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, and more.
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DANCEFLOOR - CHANNEL 5
Dancefloor is an upbeat music channel, complete with re-mixes, new grooves, and collaborated sounds from the best electronic artists and deejays.
Artists Featured: Utah Saiints, Zpress 2, Kim English, Gusto, Random Factor, and more.
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LEGENDS - CHANNEL 6
Legends brings you music from your very favorite musicians, featuring entire albums for your listening enjoyment. Sometimes, you just can’t beat the favorites.
Featured Album: “Supremes Join The Temptations & Together.” Enjoy a little Motown magic when The Temptations and Diana Ross & The Supremes sing some of the tunes you love.
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NICE AND EASY - CHANNEL 7
Nice and Easy features soft rock favorites from the 80’s, 90’s, and today. When you want to take it easy, turn on these great tunes. You’ll be humming along before you know it.
Featured Artists: Sting, Barry White, Lionel Richie, David Gray, The Mamas & The Papas, Don McLean, and more.
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SABOR LATINO - CHANNEL 8
Sabor Latino explores the exploding world of Latin rock, pop, and tropical from all over the globe. These exotic songs are sure to put you in a great mood before you land.
Artists Featured: Tania Maria, Tito Puente, Poncho Sanchez, Trioda Paz, and more.
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SOUNDTRACKS – CHANNEL 9
Celebrate the silver screen with a selection of signature songs from your favorite movies. Channel 9 features a variety of songs and themes.
Movies Featured: The Untouchables, Enigma, Rocky, Cars, From Here to Eternity, and more.
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SEA OF TRANQUILITY - CHANNEL 10
Sea of Tranquility showcases a variety of acoustic and electronic instrumentals designed to soothe and calm. Merge the finest of Eastern and Western cultures and traditions in music.
Artists Featured: Enya, Penguin Café Orchestra, Debussy, Mason Williams, and more.
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SKY LOUNGE - CHANNEL 11
Channel 11 provides the soundtrack to your own Sky Lounge with classic music that takes you back...
Featured Artist: Neil Diamond, Madonna, Frank Sinatra, and Bob Dylan.
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FUTURE LEGENDS - CHANNEL 12
Future Legends showcases the talents of emerging artists. Whether we hear them on internet newsletters, mix-tapes from indie friends, or playing the local coffee shop, these albums are from our favorite new musicians.
Featured Album: Shake the Hand that Shook the World by Pepper's Ghost. Fans of melodic, album oriented pop/rock might find a new favorite here. Produced by legendary engineer Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones), its sound is unapologetically "big". Lead vocalists Anthony and Michael Montesano show off their fondness for early Bee-Gees style harmony while Rob Bennett trades guitar licks with the boys a'la Brian May and George Harrison. In one stand-out track "Losing A Friend," Anthony sings "Please, don't ever become, a stranger with me" and by the tone of his voice, you know he means it. This album is a sincere moment in time to a bunch of young lads who believed melody to be bigger than any art or prose.
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