That's right, the corporation behind the first Jurassic Park, InGen will be involved in the new Jurassic World film in one way or another. We know the new corporation in charge of the new park, is known as the "Patel Corporation", however it's possible we may be seeing a merger between the two companies. With InGen more than likely bankrupt after the multiple incidents regarding their Dinosaur island mistakes, it's likely Patel buys the company projects and continues on, with a new branding - Jurassic World. However this is purely speculation until a more deailed plot synopsis for the film is released.
Regardless, a helicopter, with an evident InGen logo on the side, was spotted flying above the Jurassic World set in Hawaii today, and was captured by our friends at Reel Tours Hawaii. Check it out:

After assuming InGen was no more, this new photo raises some very serious and thought provoking questions. What do you think InGen's involvement will be in Jurassic World? Let us know in the comments section!
Special thanks to RTW for the photo!
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