Gogo
Gogo Inc. provides in-flight broadband and connectivity services for business aircraft, also developing 2Ku Wi-Fi tech.
Founded
1991Gogo Inc. provides in-flight broadband and connectivity services for business aircraft, also developing 2Ku Wi-Fi tech.
Gogo Inc., headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, was founded with the mission to revolutionize in-flight connectivity. The company specializes in providing broadband Internet and other connectivity services for business aircraft. Gogo's core vision is to enhance the in-flight experience through reliable and high-speed Wi-Fi solutions, including their proprietary 2Ku technology. Initially serving both commercial and business aviation sectors, Gogo shifted its focus exclusively to business aviation after selling its commercial air business to Intelsat in December 2020.
Notable figures affiliated with Gogo include CEO Jason Talley and NASCAR champion Brad Keselowski, who have both endorsed the company's services. Gogo's key achievements include equipping over 2,500 commercial aircraft and 6,600 business aircraft with its Wi-Fi services. The sale of its commercial air business to Intelsat for $400 million marked a significant milestone, allowing Gogo to concentrate on advancing connectivity solutions for business aviation. The company's impact is evident in its widespread adoption and the enhanced productivity it offers to its users.
Companies similar to Gogo include SmartSky Networks, Inseego, Aalyria and GA Telesis.
Gogo was founded in 1991.
Gogo's headquarters is located in Chicago, IL, US.
Gogo's most recent funding round was for $18.3M (USD) in September 2022.
As of Sep 15, 2022, Gogo has disclosed funding of $471.5M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Gogo has 422 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
