Flying can get pretty boring, but Virgin America is hoping to change that with a new-in-flight entertainment platform it's rolling out in partnership with Panasonic.

Built on Android-based software, the new Red Beta platform offers three times as much content, including full seasons of popular shows like Orange is the New Black, House of Cards, The Walking Dead, and Game of Thrones, along with movies like Insurgent and Run All Night, Virgin said. If that's not enough, the platform also boasts games like Atari's Asteroids and Pac-Man, interactive maps, and "surround sound" on select content to boost your viewing pleasure.

The airline is launching this new beta platform on three of its aircrafts this month. But don't expect all these perks to come free. Four episodes of Orange is the New Black, for instance, will set you back $5 while Insurgent with surround sound is priced at $8.

Virgin is partnering with California-based audio firm Dysonics on the surround sound, and said it's the first airline to offer this type of feature.

"In a first for the airline industry, Dysonics is encoding Red's content in order to create a 3D sound experience over headphones that accurately reproduce the effect of being surrounded by speakers," Virgin wrote in a blog post. "Using any pair of headphones, travelers can hear sounds moving from side to side, from front to back and up and down — and feel like the action is happening all around them."

The platform will run on new, higher-resolution Panasonic EcoV2 capacitive touch-screen monitors offering support for 720p HD content as well as pinch-and-swipe functionality. This means travelers will be able to swipe, pinch, and zoom just like they would on their mobile devices.

Using Android, meanwhile, "gives us the ability to iterate much more quickly," Director of Cabin Systems, Ken Bieler, said in a statement.

The Red Beta system is expected to be available on 18 aircraft by the end of the year, and will continue to roll out to the rest of the fleet in 2016. For a look at the Red Beta in action, check out the video below.