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Apple dominates the sky according to WiFi provider Gogo

, Mar 7th 2013 Discuss [0]

Apple's iPhone and iPad reign supremacy above the clouds when it comes to in-flight internet access according to a new infographic being detailed today. The popular in-flight WiFi company Gogo has just released some detailed information regarding what devices are most preferred, at least while in the air. With smartphones and tablets taking in nearly 67% of all devices read on for the full breakdown. Read The Full Story

Gogo launches ATG-4 in-air connectivity

, Nov 13th 2012 Discuss [0]

Gogo, provider of the wonderful convenience known as in-flight wireless Internet, has launched ATG-4, its latest connectivity technology. The service will roll out to Delta Airlines, US Airways, and Virgin America. The new service will allow more fliers to access the web while offering a more stable browsing experience than previously offered. Read The Full Story

Delta Airlines to expand Gogo Vision offerings on domestic fleet

, Sep 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

Frequent fliers with Delta Airlines will soon have more access to Gogo Internet during their flights. Delta Airlines has announced that it is expanding Gogo Vision across the entire two class fleet and Delta Connection fleet of Gogo equipped aircraft. Gogo Vision is an in-flight video streaming service. Read The Full Story

Gogo offers free eBay access on Delta and Virgin America flights

, Aug 14th 2012 Discuss [0]

Years ago, before in-flight Wi-Fi company Gogo hit the market and took many commercial airlines operating within the United States and internationally online, flights could be really boring. With many commercial aircraft now wired for Wi-Fi during flights, people can now work and play while cruising at 30,000 feet. The downside is many people are now expected to work while on long business flight. Read The Full Story

Gogo to acquire 1 megahertz spectrum from LiveTV

, May 8th 2012 Discuss [0]

Gogo was one of the first companies in the market for in-flight broadband and digital entertainment. The company is very popular with people that fly on aircraft all around the world today. Gogo allows them to connect to the web and continue work and play during long flights. The company has announced that it is set to acquire new wireless spectrum that will allow it to expand its service. Read The Full Story