What does ISPS stand for?

In-Seat Power Supply

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The contracts for Astronics Empower In-Seat Power Supply System include power control systems, in-seat power converters, cables and related equipment that will allow passengers to connect laptop computers and other personal electronic devices to AC power outlets on the plane.

United States: Astronics wins work worth $7.4 million

Apr 18, 2007 Astronics, Boeing Astronics of New York announced $17 million in orders and options for its Empower in-seat power supply system from three unidentified US carriers (worth a combined $6 million), one unidentified Asian airline ($9 million) and one Middle East airline ($2 million).

Aircraft News - Asia / Pacific

4 million for its EMPOWER([R]) In-Seat Power Supply System (ISPS).

Astronics Corporation Awarded $7.4 Million in Contracts from Asian ...