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Skyservice receives Transport Canada nod for G280 Galileo
Gogo says that Skyservice has consistently demonstrated everything it is looking for in a business partner. The Galileo system has met with success and will now be installed on the G280 under Transport Canada rule.

North America's Skyservice Business Aviation has received STC approval for installing the Gogo Galileo HDX System on Gulfstream G280 aircraft. This STC is approved by Transport Canada, with the FAA, ANAC and EASA under validation process.

“We continue to expand our capabilities to support the latest in-flight connectivity solutions,” says Benjamin Murray, president and CEO of Skyservice. “Our robust and certified list of STCs alongside our expert aircraft maintenance engineers (AMEs) provide our clients with choice, accessibility and consultancy to the fastest, most reliable connectivity options available in business aviation today.”

Skyservice holds TCCA, FAA, EASA, ANAC and UK CAA approvals on a multitude of wi-fi, satellite and in-cabin communication solutions. This announcement provides another option for operators needing to upgrade their connectivity system. For Gulfstream G280 operators that use existing Gogo ATG solutions, it also provides a seamless option to upgrade to the benefits of low-latency, high-speed broadband, ahead of the 2025 year-end conversion deadline.

“Skyservice consistently demonstrates the technical expertise we look for in a partner,” reveals Chris Moore, CEO of Gogo. “Its strategic thoughtful approach to certification, combined with a thorough understanding of client needs, makes it a trusted partner for deploying our Galileo HDX solutions.”

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