Do you listen to music when you fly? Qantas has dropped music from its in-flight entertainment system on Qantas Boeing 737 flights, Australian Frequent Flyer reported, as well as Boeing 717 and Airbus A330 flights where entertainment is offered on an iPad. The decision means radio stations, music playlists and CD library collections have been removed from in-flight entertainment on most domestic flights and some international flights, with a limited number of podcasts available in their place.

Radio and on-demand albums are still available on international aircraft including the Airbus A380, Boeing 747, Boeing 787 and internationally-configured Airbus A330s, Australian Frequent Flyer reported.

The decision was apparently the result of a “comprehensive review” of the airline’s in-flight entertainment offerings. “Our research showed that fewer and fewer of our customers are tuning into the radio and music channels,” a Qantas spokesperson said. “It also indicated that many passengers on both domestic and international flights bring their own device with music already downloaded.”

The airline has recommended passengers download or stream music on their own devices.