Gogo reaches final phases of terrestrial testing of 5G ATG technology

Gogo (GOGO) has reached the crucial final phases of terrestrial testing of its next-generation 5G air-to-ground technology. So far, the results show that the 5G chip meets and exceeds anticipated performance speeds and network performance models, confirming that Gogo is one step closer to delivering never-before-seen ATG speeds to North American customers operating in the CONUS region. Customers subscribing to the new Gogo 5G service will receive reliable and cost-effective broadband connectivity that emulates the digital capabilities of at-home and office environments. Testing has evolved beyond virtual modeling and now utilizes the AVANCE LX5 platform, MB13 antennas, and associated software to establish stable connections, delivering peak speeds of up to 80 Mbps. The testing also demonstrates that the Gogo 5G chip is functioning as expected, and the high speeds and low latency easily support streaming, video conferencing, and data-hungry applications across multiple devices.