Gogo plans to expand into in-flight movies, possibly gaming

There’s not a lot of firm details just yet, but the CEO of Gogo’s parent company, Aircell, has just confirmed that GoGo is planning to take a few steps beyond it’s basic in-flight WiFi business this year. That will apparently start with a library of in-flight movies that customers will have access to “later this year,” and could eventually expand to other in-flight content including “live gaming.” No word on any content partners involved in any of those plans, but CEO Michael Small says that he believes content has the potential to be a” significant” revenue source for the company. Incidentally, this news coincided with GoGo’s announcement of a $35 million boost from its latest round of funding and, as mocoNews reports, the company has apparently already hired “a number of executives from internet companies” to help it with its new content offerings. Gogo plans to expand into in-flight movies, possibly gaming originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 07 Feb 2011 19:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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