Core Insights - Gogo has successfully completed its first end-to-end call using next-generation 5G technology, marking a significant milestone in its journey to deliver 5G air-to-ground connectivity to North American operators [1][2]. Group 1: Technology Development - GCT Semiconductor delivered a new 5G chipset to Airspan in May, enabling the successful integration of the microchip into hardware and software for the end-to-end call [2]. - The Gogo 5G ATG system is designed specifically for business aviation users, providing high-speed broadband for improved video conferencing, streaming, and multi-device activities [3]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Approvals - Gogo has received FAA approval to produce and manufacture the AVANCE LX5 Line Replaceable Unit (LRU), which features a smaller form factor for streamlined installation [4]. - The company has invested in a network of 170 5G towers across the U.S. and parts of Canada, along with the installation of a new '5G core' at its data center and the development of a new 5G aircraft antenna [4]. Group 3: Market Readiness - Gogo's North American tower network is 5G-ready, with antennas prepared for shipping, and the technology is in place to enable connections across North America through the AVANCE LX5 LRUs [5]. - More than 300 aircraft are pre-provisioned for Gogo 5G connectivity, with installation expected to take approximately two weeks for customers operating within the CONUS region [5].