Cabin Interior and Electronics
Gotham Studios Gets Its First Goji IFE System Install
Global Aviation Technologies in Wichita has become the first company to install Gotham Studios' Goji Geotainment System aboard a Challenger 850.
Gotham Studios' Goji Geotainment System can be streamed on passengers' personal devices via an airplane's onboard Wi-Fi. (Photo: Jerry Siebenmark/AIN)
Gotham Studios' Goji Geotainment System can be streamed on passengers' personal devices via an airplane's onboard Wi-Fi. (Photo: Jerry Siebenmark/AIN)

Gotham Studios (Booth 1125) selected Global Aviation Technologies (GAT) in Wichita as the first company to install the Goji Geotainment System, a plug-and-play hardware and software replacement for Collins Aerospace’s legacy Airshow in-flight entertainment (IFE) system. The Goji system features a 4K 3D moving map, flight information, and more than 5,000 video and audio stories about cities and points of interest that are displayed on cabin monitors and streamed to passengers’ personal devices via Wi-Fi. GAT completed the installation on a Bombardier Challenger 850 in September at its hangar at Eisenhower National Airport.


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