Core Insights - Gogo has received EASA approval for the Gogo Galileo HDX Antenna Supplemental Type Certificate (STC), enabling retrofit installations for Bombardier Global 5000 and Global 6000 series aircraft [1][2] - The STC was developed in collaboration with ACC Columbia Jet Service and covers multiple Bombardier Global series aircraft [2] - Skyside, an Austria-based charter company, has completed the first installation of the system, providing passengers with high-speed connectivity via the Eutelsat OneWeb LEO satellite network [3] Company Developments - QCM Design's CEO expressed pride in the STC confirmation and highlighted the technology's potential to enhance connectivity for Global series aircraft owners [4] - The Gogo AVANCE SCS platform was modified on Skyside's aircraft in summer 2024, and the addition of the Gogo Galileo HDX antenna will improve the in-flight digital experience [4] - Gogo's offerings include a combination of Air-to-Ground systems and high-speed satellite networks, ensuring consistent global connectivity [6] Market Position - Gogo aims to set new standards for reliability, security, and innovation in in-flight connectivity, catering to business and military/government aviation [5][6] - The company is anticipating further regulatory approvals from the FAA and Transport Canada following the EASA approval [4] - Customers can pre-order the installation of the Gogo Galileo HDX system for their Bombardier Global business jets from ACC Columbia at their airport facilities [4]