Gogo Flight Tests Next-Generation ATG Connectivity
Gogo has successfully completed the first end-to-end on-wing calls using its next-generation air-to-ground (ATG) connectivity with 5G chip and Gogo AVANCE LX5 and Gogo X3 products.
The company has begun flight testing of its next-generation 5G ATG connectivity network for North American customers on a Pilatus PC-24 aircraft.
- Flight testing is being conducted on alternate days to test the potential of the Gogo 5G ATG broadband access.
- The test and validation programme is expected to be completed over 40 to 50 hours of flight time spanning several weeks.
- Established testing techniques will be used, including simple procedures and fully loaded tests running multiple applications.
Applications being tested include video calling, video streaming, and internet browsing on multiple devices simultaneously.
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Author's summary: Gogo tests next-gen ATG connectivity.
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