Rockwell Collins, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, signed three airline customers for its dPAVES in-flight entertainment system. The announcements were made at this week’s Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, Germany. Air Arabia selected the system for 49 of its A320s. Air Europa will install the system on 12 of its 737 aircraft (13 options). And CanJet Airlines will install dPAVES on two additional 737-800 aircraft. Rockwell Collins said the system includes the Broadcast Digital Server, which offers 160 gigabyte storage capability and embedded Airshow Moving Map in one 4 MCU box. Other features include scalable architecture, route specific content, fleet commonality of line replaceable units (LRU), plug-and-play LRUs and flyable data loader.