Airline major SpiceJet on Monday launched `SpiceScreen`, an in-flight entertainment system which enables delivery of content on to the personal devices of the passengers through Wi-Fi network.

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According to the company, this is an enhanced version of the airline`s existing in-flight entertainment system.

The airline said that unlike traditional in-flight entertainment systems, flyers can easily access `SpiceScreen` on any of their hand-he ld devices - a smartphone, tablet or a laptop by simply connecting to the on-board wireless network by following a few easy steps.

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"Using Android phones, weighing around 200 grams each, to perform the dual role of Wi-Fi servers and content hub is a remarkable achievement and costs us barely 1 per cent of the cost that we were paying previously to foreign service providers," said Ajay Singh, Chairman & Managing Director, SpiceJet.

"Going forward, we will use the local Wi-Fi for providing additional on-board services to our customers."