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Falcon Charter Fleet Pioneers Gogo HDX in Middle East
Initial purchase of five terminals was announced at EBACE 2025
Alex Jet and Gogo at EBACE 2025
Aziz Turan (left), executive director of Alex Jet, and Dave Falberg, senior v-p EMEA APAC Gogo, signed the deal at EBACE 2025.

Dubai-based charter operator Falcon has become the first fleet operator in the Middle East to commit to Gogo’s Galileo HDX airborne connectivity system, announcing an initial purchase of five terminals for its Bombardier Global 5000 and Global Express aircraft at EBACE 2025.

Falcon, operating under the Alex Jet AOC and part of Alex Group Investment, selected the compact antenna system to enhance in-flight connectivity across its mixed fleet. “Our clients expect more than just connectivity; they want streaming-speed internet that travels with them. Galileo HDX lets us exceed expectations and offers a unique onboard experience that sets Falcon apart,” said Aziz Turan, executive director of Alex Jet.

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