By mid-2026, all 270 Vista aircraft will feature either Gogo Galileo or upgraded Ku/ Ka-band connectivity for VistaJet, XO members.
Gogo’s Galileo will feature in a company-wide upgrade for Vistajet and XO flyers.
The move by Vista Global covers what it refers to as its Members Fleet.
Clients of both flight providers have access to the 270 Vista fleet of private jets.
The rollout will begin in November 2025.
The installations will start across Vista’s European fleet.
That will be followed in the United States and Asia from January 2026.
At least 60 aircraft will be completed within the first 18 months.
The new Gogo system is purpose-built for private jets.
Per the 2025/26 Jet Card Report, flyers who require WiFi expect to fly 32.9% more flight hours over the next 12 months than those who don’t.
According to the announcement, it delivers enterprise-grade broadband powered by the Eutelsat OneWeb constellation.
The low-latency connectivity allows users to stream, host video conferences, and connect from boarding to landing.
The system operates while flying under 10,000 feet or over water.
Gogo Galileo terminals optimize dedicated business aviation bandwidth, ensuring consistent, high-speed service worldwide.
Gogo uses a single Avance unit and antenna for easier installation and greater reliability.
It enables real-time monitoring, over-the-air updates, and a self-service portal providing performance transparency for Vista’s operations teams.
Vista and Gogo have already secured spare parts at all major Vista maintenance centers worldwide.
The partners say this will minimize potential disruption..
Vista Chairman and Founder Thomas Flohr says, “Our members expect a global standard of ultimate excellence — in service, safety, and now, connectivity.”
He adds, “With Gogo Galileo, we are delivering the most advanced Wi-Fi experience available in business aviation, anywhere in the world.”
Flohr continues, “This partnership is another step in our ongoing investment to make every flight as seamless, productive, and enjoyable as possible.”
Gogo CEO Chris Moore says, “We are extremely pleased to bring the benefits of the Gogo Galileo terminal to so many Vista aircraft.”
He continues, “The system reliability will ensure passengers enjoy an on-the-ground connectivity experience in the air to stay productive, relaxed and entertained, even in the most remote of locations, and is backed by multi-lingual 24/7/365 support to ensure always-on connectivity.”
All 270 Vista aircraft will feature either Gogo Galileo or upgraded Ku/ Ka-band connectivity by the middle of 2026.
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