Gogo Galileo HDX is seeing unprecedented demand as it prepares for commercial launch. This innovative LEO satellite broadband service offers reliable and high-speed connectivity for aircraft of all sizes.
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| Gogo Galileo HDX is breaking records with unprecedented demand. The new LEO satellite broadband service is revolutionizing in-flight connectivity, offering faster speeds and global coverage. Image Courtesy: Caroline Bosco |
Broomfield, Colorado - October 14, 2024:
Gogo Business Aviation is experiencing an unprecedented surge in demand for its upcoming Gogo Galileo HDX service. This innovative Low-Earth-Orbit (LEO) satellite broadband system promises to revolutionize in-flight connectivity for aircraft of all sizes.
The response to HDX has been overwhelmingly positive, surpassing even the enthusiasm for Gogo's previous flagship product, AVANCE L5. This surge in demand can be attributed to several factors. First, HDX's growing accessibility as Gogo's dealer network expands. Second, the service is designed to be a seamless upgrade for existing AVANCE systems, making it a more attractive option for aircraft owners. Finally, the underlying LEO network, provided by Eutelsat OneWeb, offers exceptional performance and global coverage.
The HDX system is currently undergoing flight tests and has shown promising results. Gogo is also offering a limited-time promotional rebate to encourage customers to upgrade from older air-to-ground systems.
The imminent launch of Gogo Galileo HDX marks a significant milestone in the evolution of in-flight connectivity. With its superior performance, global reach, and ease of installation, HDX is poised to become the standard for high-speed internet access on aircraft. As the demand for reliable and high-quality connectivity continues to grow, Gogo's HDX service is well-positioned to meet the needs of both passengers and operators.