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Chip Necessary for Gogo 5G on Pace for Midyear Delivery
Gogo anticipates a chip that is necessary for its 5G service will be delivered by mid-year ad that its service will launch in the fourth quarter.

A chip necessary for Gogo 5G has successfully completed critical design review, the Broomfield, Colorado-based in-flight connectivity provider announced today, adding that production is ramping up and delivery is anticipated by the middle of the year. This helps keep Gogo Business Aviation’s 5G service on pace to launch in the fourth quarter. The network was completed for the U.S. late last year and expansion to Canada is ongoing this year.

“The critical design review was an important process and milestone before entering into the manufacturing cycle,” said Mike Syverson, Gogo’s senior v-p of engineering. “Given the challenges that our supplier experienced in 2022, we felt that passing this amount of review would give us the confidence necessary to deliver 5G in 2023.”

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