Even private jet WiFi is booming

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Booming demand for private jet travel and inflight WiFi led Gogo Inc. to its first positive net income in company history during Q3

Gogo Inc. is benefiting from the surge in demand for private jet travel. The Chicago-based provider of inflight connectivity reported a record total revenue of $87.2 million in Q3. That’s 31% up compared to Q3 2020 and 6% compared to Q2 2021.

Gogo increased private jet subscribers during 2020 after 91% usage drop in April

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While thousands of airliners remain grounded, Gogo reports its private jet subscribers increased this year despite the COVID-19 downturn

Despite one of the most difficult business environments in aviation history, Gogo expects to end 2020 with more business aviation air-to-ground (ATG) subscribers than when the year began. Gogo entered 2020 with 5,669 ATG subscribers online and is expected to end the year with more than 5,700 subscribers online.

Gogo Business Aviation launches private jet connectivity starting at 3,000 feet

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The lower altitude adds up to 20 minutes of additional connectivity for private jet fliers

Gogo is lowering the altitude at which passengers can begin using its connectivity services from 10,000 feet above ground level (AGL) to 3,000 feet for a significant portion of its air-to-ground fleet, beginning July 20, 2020.

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