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| Organization type | Commercial airline |
| Leader | Ugo Hughes (founder; deceased) |
| Organizational structure | Current staff:
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| Status | Active |
| Relevant cases | Turnabout Airlines |
GoYou Airlines is a luxury air flight company with services in the United States, Borginia, and Zheng Fa. One of the company's airplanes was the scene of a murder on Mar. 12, 2019. The company's mascot is Captain Ugo.
Founder[]
The company was founded by Ugo Hughes, and to commemorate this, memorial statues have been erected on at least one of the GoYou Airlines planes, Flight G-390. Although the statues on said plane were almost identical, they portrayed Hughes at different stages in his life, one when he was 40 years old and the other when he was 80.
Other names considered for the airline company were "YouGo Airlines" and "You Go Yoooooooooouuuuuuuu!♡".
Crew[]
The crew of each GoYou Airlines includes several flight attendants, with each one being assigned to a different class. Attendants share rooms with colleagues assigned to the same class as them.
Flight G-390[]
Among the attendants on Flight G-390 were:
- Rhoda Teneiro: Attendant assigned to First Class and the in-flight shop. Holds the security clearance to send the elevator to the cargo hold.
- Cammy Meele: Attendant assigned to the flight attendants' room and all things that required translation to or from Borginian.
Smuggling[]
- Main article: Turnabout Airlines
Cammy Meele, one of the attendants on Flight G-390, was part of Quercus Alba's smuggling ring, and was placed within GoYou Airlines in order to assist with the transportation of documents and other items. In one such occasion, the Alif Red statue, which was being transported by an art dealer, was smuggled out at Zheng Fa and replaced with a replica, for which Meele signed the paperwork; unfortunately for her during the flight, Interpol agent Akbey Hicks, who was tracking down the ring, began suspecting the replacement, and Meele, scared of what the smuggling ring could do to her should she be discovered, pushed Hicks over the railing of the cargo hold's stairs, killing him. Although she then attempted to frame another attendant for this crime, one of the passengers managed to uncover the truth.
Future[]
The new line of jumbo jets from GoYou are due to have pink walls and yellow seats, as designed by Rhoda Teneiro.
Name[]
- Japanese/English - GoYou Airlines (ゴーユーエアライン)
- GoYou seems to follow the naming convention of the AirDo airline company (エアドゥ), which was formerly known as Hokkaido International Airlines. The name is derived from a mix of "air" and "dou" (道), the latter of which is short for Hokkaido. It remains unclear as to what the "You" part of "GoYou" stands for. Despite the usual conventions for Japanese transliteration, "You" in the name represents "yuu" (pronounced like the English word "you").
- A homage to this is made in the original English version, which mentions "GoYou" as one of the rejected names for the airline company.
iFly Airlines logo (2009 English localization).
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iFly Airlines flight G-390 (2009 English localization).
- English (2009) - iFly Airlines
- In previous English localizations of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, the airlines were known as "iFly Airlines". the English name "iFly" is more likely a reference to the trend of having a lower case "i" at the beginning of the names of some products. Examples include the iPod, iTunes, and the BBC iPlayer. According to Rhoda Teneiro, the "i" comes from "I love you". This was reverted to "GoYou" in the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, likely to avoid any potential conflicts with real life businesses using the name, such as a luggage company and a Russian charter airline.
- A series of books gives the early titles for the airlines in this localization as "GoYou Airlines" (a reference to the Japanese name) and "i♡Fly-----------ing".
Unofficial[]
- Brazilian Portuguese - Companhia Aérea CeVoa:
- The name is a pun on "você voa" (you fly).
Development[]
- The uniforms were originally supposed to be a light carnation with pink stripes. Likewise, there was only to be one stripe on each uniform.