BROOMFIELD, Colo., Oct. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — PlaneSense, Inc., a leading U.S. fractional aircraft ownership company, announced today plans to equip its entire fleet of Pilatus PC-12 turboprops and PC-24 jets with Gogo Galileo satellite Wi-Fi, providing clients with faster, more reliable internet connectivity in flight. Following extensive research and evaluation, PlaneSense selected Gogo’s (NASDAQ: GOGO) low Earth orbit (LEO) technology to enhance the onboard experience and help clients stay connected throughout their travels.
“For more than 30 years, we have built the PlaneSense program around our clients’ needs, pairing a modern fleet with a thoughtful approach to technology and service,” says George Antoniadis, President and CEO, PlaneSense. “With Gogo Galileo, we are bringing reliable, high-performance bandwidth to our entire fleet. Our clients will be able to stay connected consistently from takeoff to landing, making their time onboard more productive and enjoyable.”
PlaneSense operates the largest U.S. fleet of Pilatus PC-12 turboprops and PC-24 jets and will equip all 71 aircraft in its current fleet, as well as future deliveries, with Gogo Galileo’s compact, lightweight HDX antenna. The first Galileo-equipped PC-24 is scheduled for delivery in late October 2026. Installation on the existing jet fleet will begin at the same time, and all subsequent new PC-24s will arrive with Galileo factory-installed. Installation on the fleet’s PC-12s will begin in November 2026. PlaneSense plans to complete installation across its entire fleet by the end of 2027.
Gogo Galileo is powered by the Eutelsat OneWeb LEO network, which delivers reliable high-speed, low-latency broadband globally. The HDX electronically steered antenna (ESA) offers a compact, lightweight, aerodynamic, and low-power solution and the system is “future-proof” for several reasons, including the fact that software updates can be deployed remotely.
Rigorous testing gave PlaneSense confidence that Gogo Galileo can support multiple passengers as they stream video, participate in video meetings, and use other connected services simultaneously.
“Our selection of Gogo Galileo builds on a relationship between PlaneSense and Gogo that dates back to the early 2000s,” explains Antoniadis. “We have long appreciated Gogo’s product quality and customer service, and I’m certain that together, we will meet the high expectations of our customers.”
“We’re thrilled to be partnering with a premier fractional operator like PlaneSense,” says Chris Moore, CEO of Gogo. “Like all Gogo customers, PlaneSense fractional owners will also have access to our comprehensive suite of value-added services including advanced cybersecurity protections and training and industry-leading 24/7/365 global customer support. PlaneSense customers can rest easy knowing that Gogo minimizes data retention and protects customers’ sensitive information as we are committed to customer privacy.”
Photo caption: Fractional ownership company PlaneSense is equipping its entire fleet of Pilatus PC-12s and PC-24s with Gogo Galileo, providing clients with faster, more reliable internet connectivity in flight.
About PlaneSense
Since 1995, PlaneSense has been the intelligent private flight solution, combining aviation expertise, personalized service, and an unwavering commitment to safety. The PlaneSense® fractional program provides guaranteed access to an expertly maintained fleet, with no blackout dates or hidden fees.
PlaneSense operates the largest U.S. commercial fleet of Pilatus aircraft, including 51 PC-12 turboprops and 20 PC-24 jets, and is one of only a few operators worldwide to hold the ARGUS Platinum Elite safety rating. The Program serves the continental U.S., Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico, with global flight solutions for travel across Europe and around the world. For more information, visit www.planesense.com.
About Gogo
Gogo has been the trusted connectivity infrastructure partner for business aviation and military/government for three decades. Rather than promoting a single network or technology, Gogo helps customers navigate an increasingly complex connectivity landscape by combining deep market knowledge, global aviation expertise and expert guidance to identify, integrate and support the connectivity solution best suited to their aircraft, mission and operational requirements.
Providing access to a complete network neutral connectivity ecosystem including onboard hardware, software, air-to-ground and multi-orbit, multi-band satellite connectivity, service plans, and 24/7/365 multilingual customer support, Gogo delivers customers the flexibility, choice and long-term partnership they need through a single trusted provider. Dedicated to its customer-first philosophy, the company combines long-standing customer relationships with a commitment to cybersecurity, data privacy, flexible financing, predictable long-term pricing, and future-proofed technology to help customers invest with confidence.
From light business aircraft to executive airliners and specialized government platforms, Gogo delivers secure, reliable connectivity that enables customers to fly, work and connect with confidence.
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