Duncan Aviation has placed a prepaid order for 40 Gogo Galileo HDX systems. Gogo said it is its largest single MRO order this year.
“As expectations around inflight connectivity rise, we anticipate growing demand for Gogo Galileo HDX and are ready to support it,” said Nate Klenke, modifications sales manager at Duncan Aviation. “Having equipment on hand gives us greater flexibility to plan installations around our customers’ schedules. We have confidence in the technology and in Gogo’s ability to support our team and customers over the long term.”
Galileo uses the Eutelsat OneWeb LEO network to provide connectivity for passengers and crew worldwide. The HDX electronically steered antenna (ESA) can be installed on light jets and turboprops as well as larger-cabin aircraft.
Gogo said it has prioritised supply chain reliability to ensure that Galileo is readily available for customers planning installations. Gogo also highlighted its cybersecurity and data privacy protections, flexible financing, predictable service pricing, and 24/7/365 multilingual support.
“Duncan Aviation knows what owners and operators need from their connectivity, and we’re pleased to support its team as it brings the high-performance Gogo Galileo to more aircraft,” said Michael Skou Christensen, chief revenue officer at Gogo. “Our role is to offer reliable performance and remain available to customers throughout the life of the system, with experienced aviation teams, predictable service pricing and round-the-clock support.”
