Gogo Business Aviation has released over-the-air software updates for clients and their aircraft.

The update covers Gogo’s Avance technology. With the update, further modifications can now be deployed without physically touching the aircraft, reducing the time required for software updates, and improving the efficiency and management of upgrading large fleets.

“This industry-first capability for connectivity systems demonstrates our deep understanding of business aviation, and the maintenance required of aviation-grade technology,” said Sergio Aguirre, Gogo’s president and COO. “Over The Air software updates can be done completely hands-free, saving our customers time and money, and ensuring that they have the latest Avance features and functionality.”

Gogo claims to be the world’s largest provider of broadband connectivity services for the business aviation market. We offer a customisable suite of smart cabin systems for highly integrated connectivity, inflight entertainment and voice solutions. Gogo’s products and services are installed on thousands of business aircraft of all sizes and mission types from turboprops to the largest global jets, and are utilised by the largest fractional ownership operators, charter operators, corporate flight departments and individuals.

As of September 30th, Gogo reported 7,150 business aircraft flying with its broadband ATG systems onboard, 3,784 of which are flying with a Gogo Avance L5 or L3 system; and 4,395 aircraft with narrowband satellite connectivity installed.

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