Gogo is a leading provider of in-flight broadband connectivity and entertainment solutions, primarily serving the business aviation market. They offer a suite of services that integrate air-to-ground systems with satellite networks to provide consistent global connectivity. Following the acquisition of Satcom Direct, Gogo provides a range of connectivity solutions, utilizing both LEO and GEO satellite capacity, and partners with companies like OneWeb and Eutelsat. Key services include in-flight internet, voice solutions, and smart cabin systems for business and military aviation customers.
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SD Government, a Gogo company focused on military and government markets, has secured a multi-year blanket purchase agreement with NOAA to support airborne hurricane hunting activities via satellite communications ahead of the 2026 hurricane season.
Under the NOAA contract, SD Government will provide an L-band satellite communications service, associated ground infrastructure, and cybersecurity services through Gogo’s data center in Melbourne, Florida.
The NOAA contract also includes Gogo’s FlightDeck Freedom cockpit datalink software suite.
Gogo made a strategic investment in Farcast in December 2025 to fund development of aviation user terminals.
The Flinders University team used high-resolution CT scanning and computed tomography to produce detailed digital images of the external and internal structure of the Gogo lungfish cranium.
Gogo’s hardware functions as the conduit connecting Immfly hardware with the OneWeb constellation and supports connectivity needs of high-density narrowbody aircraft as well as business aviation and milgov customers.
Immfly is leveraging Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit constellation through Gogo hardware and network infrastructure for its new connectivity service.
The combined Immfly–Gogo–Eutelsat solution can be fully installed in 24 to 30 hours.
Immfly’s new satcom service will equip formerly disconnected commercial aircraft with Gogo’s electronically steered antenna and Eutelsat’s OneWeb connectivity services.
The connectivity solution combines Gogo’s next-generation Plane Simple electronically steered antenna, Eutelsat OneWeb constellation services, and Immfly’s modular agnostic onboard server Equilux Aero.
Immfly will offer the in-flight connectivity service for the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly partnership.
The in-flight connectivity service will use Gogo’s next-generation Plane Simple electronically steered antenna (ESA).
Eutelsat is working with Gogo and Immfly to offer an in-flight connectivity solution that uses OneWeb connectivity.
Jimmy von Korff supports using Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity and Gogo ESA hardware to bring narrowbody aircraft into the digital era, enable ancillary revenue growth, streamline operations, and provide passengers with connectivity comparable to their ground experiences.
Availability of the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly in-flight connectivity solution is planned for this year.
Gogo’s Plane Simple electronically steered antenna is intended for next-generation airborne connectivity installations.
Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly announced their in-flight connectivity offering on Jan. 22.
OneWeb provides high-speed Low-Earth Orbit connectivity for the Eutelsat, Gogo, and Immfly in-flight connectivity offering.
Gogo provides in-flight Wi-Fi for business and government aviation.
Farcast's flat panel antenna technology will support Gogo's strategy of a multi-band, multi-orbit connectivity experience.