Gogo announced that the FCC has granted the company a blanket license to operate up to 1,000 Ku-band Satellite aircraft for international and domestic service. The license is granted based on Gogo's agreements with SES and Intelsat that will provide the company with global Ku-band satellite coverage. Under its agreement with SES, Gogo will utilize a trio of SES satellites that will enable Gogo to expand its broadband offering in the sky to aircraft flying busy transatlantic routes. The SES-1 spacecraft will cover the continental U.S., while NSS-703 and three spot beams will reach across the North Atlantic and SES-4 serves Europe. Gogo service through the NSS-703 satellite is expected to be transitioned in mid-2014 to the new SES-6 bird, slated for launch next year.

Gogo LLC Presents at 4G World 2012 Conference, Oct-31-2012 03:45 PM. Venue: McCormick Place, West Building, Hall F1, 2301 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago , IL 60616, United States. Speakers: Michael J. Small, Chief Executive Officer, President and Director.

Gogo LLC announced that NetJets is adding in-flight Internet service from Aircell to nearly 100 additional aircraft in its fleet. With the service, NetJets passengers and flight crews can enjoy high-speed Internet capabilities above 10,000 feet in the continental U.S. and portions of Alaska, using their own Wi-Fi enabled laptops, tablets, smartphones, electronic flight bags and other mobile devices. The installation process is already underway at Duncan Aviation, and the entire retrofit program is expected to be completed by mid-2014.