Gogo Ships Record 172 Galileo LEO Terminals in Q3

Gogo shipped a quarterly record of 172 Galileo LEO terminals in the third quarter of 2026, according to the company’s reported results. At quarter end, 297 aircraft were online with Galileo.

Key details

• Average monthly service revenue per Galileo-connected aircraft increased 6% from the previous quarter.
• Gogo said its qualified Galileo pipeline exceeded 500 aircraft.
• Textron Aviation plans to make Galileo HDX standard equipment on new Latitude and Longitude jets delivered from 2028.
• Gogo reported orders from PlaneSense, Bombardier, Duncan Aviation and TransMedics.
• The company outlined planned Galileo upgrades at roughly 24-month intervals over six years, with targets of download speeds five times current levels and upload speeds ten times current levels.
• Gogo added four HDX supplemental type certificates and one FDX certificate, bringing the total to 54.

Gogo shipped 172 Galileo LEO terminals in the third quarter, 95% more than a year earlier.

Why it matters

The reported Galileo deployment and customer commitments span business aircraft, including Textron Aviation’s Latitude and Longitude jets. Gogo’s planned speed targets would increase download capacity fivefold and upload capacity tenfold from current levels.