Avionics
Bombardier Offers 4G Gogo to All Platforms
New, in-service Challengers to have 4G connectivity option available by year-end
After launching the broadband inflight connectivity service in August of 2017, Gogo Business Aviation said its Avance systems topped use on 1 million flights today.
After launching the broadband inflight connectivity service in August of 2017, Gogo Business Aviation said its Avance systems topped use on 1 million flights today.

North American operators of new and in-service Globals, Challengers and Learjets will soon have a 4G airborne connectivity option from Bombardier (Booth N6000), the company announced at NBAA 2017. The 4G air-to-ground (ATG) connectivity, via Gogo Business Aviation’s Avance L5 network and hardware, provides enough bandwidth to support high-speed Internet access, video streaming and conferencing and use of personal devices for everyone onboard, according to Gogo and Bombardier. Brad Nolen, v-p of marketing at Bombardier Business Aircraft, noted “faster, more seamless in-flight Wi-Fi is a top priority for our customers.”


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