Photo Gallery: Goji Creates Moving Maps That Tell Stories

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Gotham Studios is introducing Goji Geotainment, an inflight entertainment system that provides, music, movies and Hollywood-quality short stories about the places that passengers of private aircraft are flying over. The plug and play system is a replacement for aircraft with Air Show 200, 400 and 4000 systems. Certification is expected in 2021. The launch customer is a King Air owner with installation by Wichita-based Global Aviation Technologies.

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Emmy award-winner Peter Nissen, Gotham Studios executive producer, would wonder about the places below him when he flew. Now, he aims to bring the stories and the "magic of the land" to passengers as they travel.

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Russ Johnson, Gotham Studios managing director, shows the company’s Goji Geotainment system to potential customers.

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Certification of the "GojiBox" is expected in early 2021 with the first installation into a King Air scheduled for April.

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The service is like having a tour guide with you, the company says. Passengers can take an ice cream tour of Los Angeles, for example, or follow Charles Lindbergh's famous flight from New York to Paris with narration by TV journalist Jane Pauley.