Photos: An inside look at Gogo’s new office and its flying test lab, Jimmy Ray
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The front desk
Gogo’s new office is on Canal st. in Chicago.
The lounge room
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Another shot of the lounge room
The lounge room has a loft style.
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The 2Ku antennae
The circle shape of the antenna helps it avoid interference.
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The networking equipment for the in-flight system
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A test room in the Gogo office
The walls are lined with copper to keep RF signals out of the room.
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The 2Ku development center
Here, engineers work on the satellite tech that powers Gogo’s Wi-Fi.
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One of the 2Ku antennae in the development center
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The network operations center
The center is a 24/7, 365 day operation.
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All-Access Day
The All-Access Day flight took place at the Gary Chicago airport.
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Gogo's 737, Jimmy Ray
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Another shot of Jimmy Ray
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Inside of Jimmy Ray
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The seating arrangement on the test flight
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Gogo info cards
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