From February 4 to 5, 2026, the annual NAIS exhibition, supported by DRONTECH, took place at Crocus Expo. The event was attended by 215 companies, including Oblako, a full-cycle developer and manufacturer of the Etbox media server.
At its booth, the company presented its flagship product, demonstrating its functionalities and key advantages. Specialists spoke about achievements in the development of the air transport industry and the implementation of domestic multimedia solutions.
Alongside the exhibition, roundtables and conferences were held. Experts from various areas of the aerospace industry delivered presentations and discussed current industry issues.
Dmitry Ilyin, Deputy General Director for IT at JSC MASH, presented advanced developments from ICC "Airports". Sergey Krylov, Director of the Project Management Department at PJSC Aeroflot, and Olga Chernysheva, Head of the Corporate and Project Sales Department at TRASSIR, provided examples of artificial intelligence usage and its benefits for airport infrastructure.
Presentations were also given on medical safety in flights, regulatory frameworks for innovations in aviation engineering, and the "greening" of the industry.
Elena Korobkova, Deputy General Director for Production and Commercial Operations, delivered a presentation on the topic: "Domestic In-Flight Entertainment Multimedia System: Impact on Corporate Culture and Passenger Loyalty."
In her speech, she discussed in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems, their competitive advantages for airlines, and their ease of use for passengers, flight attendants, and other airline employees. Citing specific data and research results, the speaker justified the necessity of implementing such media servers in the industry.
"The key idea is that the relevance and challenges of developing multimedia systems require a coordinated approach — technology plus content plus strategy," noted Elena Korobkova.
In conclusion, she presented the Etbox media server in detail and spoke about its strengths.
Oblako Company has been engaged in import substitution of in-flight media systems since 2021. Currently, it serves five airlines and collaborates with major Russian streaming services.