MEE audio Airplane Headphone Adapter for in-Flight Entertainment Systems - Dual 3.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female - Works with Headphones, Headsets, and Bluetooth Adapters (2 Pack), White

I had my own headphones with standard plug for use on planes, but newer planes have no standard plug but rather a plug like this one. It worked great for me so I could use my own headphones which are more comfortable for me. The package comes with two plugs for a traveling companion for their use.

Worked perfectly

Producto ok

The airplane adapters are very sturdy and well made.

I used it on Japan Airlines with a Bluetooth wireless transmitter adapter so I can use my AirPods to watch movies on the plane. They’re easy to pack in your backpack. Plugs in and easy to use.

Does what it's supposed to do. Although I have to say most airlines these days offer wifi so passengers can stream movies and listen to music on their personal devices. So I would rather invest in a nice smartphone or ipad and headphones

I know the airlines are supposed to clean all of their provided headsets between flights, and maybe I am paranoid, but I've always got a bit of an "icky" feeling putting on a pair of headphones which have probably been previously worn by who knows how many people before me. That's why I travel with my own pair of Bose noise-cancelling headphones that have both Bluetooth and wired connectivity. Unfortunately a lot of older aircraft models still provide audio jack that were proprietary to aircraft, using two jacks for left and right outputs instead of one combined one. I understand the logic, if they had made it the standard combined jack a lot of their provided headphones would be leaving the plane with the passengers. Fortunately, this simple jack recombines the two signals back into one stereo signal for use with all standard earphones. They are solid, well made, I like the gold plated contacts, and they worked perfectly both times I have used them. Good product at a very affordable price.

This would been great; however, this depends on whether the plane's headphone jack is a one or a two-prong jack. If the plane already has a one prong jack for audio, this adapter would be unnecessary.Plus, if the airline also provide complimentary earplugs/headphones (granted not the greatest for sound quality - but free); then you won't need any kind of an adapter.