Gogo Inc. reports developments tied to broadband connectivity services for business aviation and military/government aviation markets. Company updates commonly cover service revenue from connectivity subscriptions and usage, equipment revenue from air-to-ground and satellite systems, and the integration of Satcom Direct following the completed acquisition in December 2024.
Recurring news also includes product and network milestones for Gogo Galileo low-Earth-orbit satellite service, 5G air-to-ground connectivity, AVANCE and C-1 equipment, and the LTE upgrade of legacy ATG infrastructure. Announcements frequently address aircraft supplemental type certificates, fleet installations, government aviation certifications, customer deployments, debt reduction, and financial guidance.
Gogo (NASDAQ: GOGO) has appointed Amy Greene as vice president of investor relations, communications and government affairs.
Greene brings over 20 years of experience in the financial industry. Before joining Gogo, she served as managing partner of Eamon Capital Management, a boutique wealth management provider. She previously led investor relations and corporate engagement at Natura &Co, Avon Products and GNC Holdings, following a 10-year career publishing investment research on consumer products companies.
Gogo (GOGO) announced that Jet Excellence will equip its entire Cessna Citation X fleet with the Gogo Galileo HDX connectivity system.
The customer commitment follows receipt of a Federal Aviation Administration Supplemental Type Certificate authorizing installation on the Citation X. Araina Aviation is beginning installations immediately. Jet Excellence will use Gogo’s financing solution, which allows operators to pay for equipment in installments over five years. Galileo uses Eutelsat’s OneWeb low-earth-orbit satellite network to provide inflight connectivity.
Gogo (NASDAQ: GOGO) has been selected by TransMedics to equip its fleet of 22 Embraer Phenom 300E aircraft with Galileo connectivity.
Installation of Gogo Galileo HDX is underway across the U.S. organ-transport fleet, with all aircraft expected to be equipped by 2027. TransMedics uses its Organ Care System to continuously monitor donor organs during flights. The connectivity service uses Eutelsat OneWeb's low Earth orbit satellite network. The deployment also includes cybersecurity protections and round-the-clock multilingual customer support.
Gogo (GOGO) will release its third quarter 2026 financial results before the market opens on November 6, 2026. A conference call with financial analysts will follow that day at 8:30 a.m. ET. A webcast and replay will be available through the company’s investor relations website.
Gogo (GOGO) outlined a long-term Galileo connectivity roadmap intended to support customers’ aircraft installations through the mid-2030s and beyond.
The company plans performance upgrades about every 24 months over six years, supported by hardware investment and advances in satellite networks. The HDX and FDX antenna upgrade paths are being designed to retain existing mounts, fairings and wiring where possible, with the objective of limiting installation work, aircraft downtime and cost.
The roadmap also includes plans to maintain equipment availability through supply-chain management and sustain and improve satellite service. Gogo expects broader service availability over the next decade as additional countries authorize low Earth orbit satellite operations. These improvements remain planned rather than completed.
Gogo (GOGO) was selected by PlaneSense to supply Galileo satellite Wi-Fi for its entire fleet of 71 Pilatus aircraft.
The planned rollout covers PC-12 turboprops and PC-24 jets, plus future deliveries. The first Galileo-equipped PC-24 is scheduled for delivery in late October 2026, when installation on existing jets will also begin. All subsequent new PC-24s will arrive with Galileo factory-installed. PC-12 installations are scheduled to begin in November 2026, and PlaneSense plans to finish the fleet-wide rollout by the end of 2027. Galileo uses the Eutelsat OneWeb low Earth orbit satellite network. The selection extends a relationship between PlaneSense and Gogo dating to the early 2000s.
Gogo (GOGO) announced that Duncan Aviation has placed a prepaid order for 40 Galileo HDX systems for business aircraft connectivity.
The purchase is Gogo’s largest single maintenance, repair and overhaul order this year. Duncan Aviation anticipates growing customer demand and said having equipment on hand gives it more flexibility to schedule installations. Gogo has prioritized a reliable supply chain to make Galileo available for customers planning installations. The system uses the Eutelsat OneWeb low earth orbit network.
Gogo (NASDAQ: GOGO) has signed a communications lease renewal worth more than $15 million USD with an overseas government customer. The agreement provides geostationary satellite connectivity, using satellites that remain above the same location on Earth, for aircraft carrying government leaders.
Gogo says the service provides global connectivity, including in Russia, China and India, where low Earth orbit satellite services are restricted. Its support team assists customers in multiple languages around the clock and can send a specialized technician to the tarmac within 24 hours if needed.
Gogo (NASDAQ: GOGO) announced that a federal court overturned the jury’s $22.7 million damages award in its litigation with SmartSky Networks.
The U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware concluded that SmartSky failed to prove any recoverable damages. It also denied SmartSky’s requests for enhanced damages, ongoing royalties and interest. The September 30, 2026 ruling remains subject to appeal, so the litigation has not reached a full and final close.
Gogo (GOGO) and Insitu, a Boeing company, have completed testing and integration of a modified high-speed satellite connectivity solution for Group 3 Uncrewed Aerial Systems, optimizing the Gogo Galileo HDX antenna for Insitu’s Integrator UAS.
The solution is ITAR-free and enables high-speed, global internet over Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO constellation via a single line replaceable unit configuration, designed to extend command and control and support low-latency sensor data backhaul.