Gogo (NASDAQ: GOGO) said on 13 October 2026 that Duncan Aviation, the world’s largest privately-owned business jet service provider, has placed a prepaid order for 40 Gogo Galileo HDX systems, marking Gogo’s largest single MRO order this year. Gogo said the investment reflects anticipated customer demand for Galileo’s connectivity and Duncan Aviation’s wish to make the system readily available to aircraft owners and operators.

“As expectations around inflight connectivity rise, we anticipate growing demand for Gogo Galileo HDX and are ready to support it,” said Nate Klenke, Duncan Aviation’s Modifications Sales Manager. “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.”

Gogo Galileo is powered by the Eutelsat OneWeb enterprise-grade low earth orbit (LEO) network. Its HDX electronically steered antenna (ESA) is designed to provide a compact, lightweight, low-power, high-performance solution that can be installed on light jets and turboprops as well as larger-cabin aircraft.

“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 for 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.”

Note: Duncan Aviation operates complete service facilities in Battle Creek, Michigan; Lincoln, Nebraska; and Provo, Utah, alongside support facilities across the United States. Gogo describes itself as the connectivity infrastructure partner for business aviation and military and government customers for three decades.