Articles tagged “gogo”

This would be a breakthrough, which dominates air-to-ground Wi-Fi in the U.S., because now it would be able to expand its service with satellite-based Wi-Fi on international flights.

This isn't the end of the lawsuit, and the in-flight Internet marketplace is changing as new competitors enter with satellite technology.

Gogo's stalled IPO is almost reaching the proportions of Kayak's roughly 21-month wait. Meanwhile, Gogo's international expansion is hampered by its lack of satellite connectivity.

Gogo will likely continue to increase rates in small increments until the raises result in a critical loss of users. Interesting to note; however, that Gogo may soon have more competition after the FCC eased in-flight Internet licensing rules on Friday.

While Gogo has a strong hold on inflight Wi-Fi among many U.S. airlines, there certainly appears to be plenty of competition.

Strange mess of messaging from Gogo, looks like it is trying to follow Uber's flexible demand-based pricing model, but may not work with a birthright --albeit paid one --- like wi-fi.

Passengers will soon be able to pay for Wi-Fi services on flights over the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, but this will only be a real success when Gogo fixes it sometimes slow and spotty connections.

When it launches at the end of 2013 it will primarily use U.S. airlines operating in and out of Canada.

Gogo’s latest IPO amendment shows Wi-Fi installations and sales are growing, but it's troubling that the percentage of passenger firing up their their laptops to use Gogo's service remains flat and relatively low.

Inflight Wi-Fi company Gogo provides free Wi-Fi for a number of partners, but probably hopes customers will end up paying Gogo to reach the sites they care about instead of browsing eBay for free.