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Gogo in-flight internet has been renamed Intelsat
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Gogo Commercial Aviation officially becomes Intelsat - Runway Girl
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Global Eagle is open to testing a “hybrid, multi-vendor environment” that would see its satellite-based connectivity paired with a nextgen air-to-ground (ATG) solution.
During a wide-ranging interview with Runway Girl Network this spring, Global Eagle CEO Josh Marks suggested that, as “the last open architecture pipe in IFC” one that hasn’t committed billions of dollars to building a global network Global Eagle has the flexibility to deploy new technologies such as a regional hybrid network.
He said:
We will have a lot of opportunities to test these technologies to see how they cover regional flights and work with different partners to find the right antenna modem and ground infrastructure to support that.
Gogo Business Aviation is making strong progress towards meeting its goal of bringing 5G air-to-ground (ATG) inflight connectivity to market in 2022.
The company, which is executing on a pure-play BizAv connectivity strategy in the US following Intelsat’s acquisition of Gogo Commercial Aviation, also believes it will be well-positioned to accommodate hybrid ATG-LEO satellite solutions in the future.
During an earnings conference call to report a 4% year-over-year increase in first quarter revenue and improved financials, Gogo Business Aviation CEO Oakleigh Thorne revealed in reference to 5G ATG: “We completed critical design review and flight testing for our airborne antenna.”
“We completed installation of all 5G core hardware and software in our data centers, and successfully completed our first end-to end-call on the Gogo sim,” he continued. “We successfully completed acceptance testing of our 5G base station antennas and preparation for testbed installation later th