Let's face it: with few exceptions, in-flight WiFi still sucks. ViaSat's solution available on a few United and JetBlue
planes is a step in the right direction, but even that product is
inconsistent at times, if you're even lucky enough to end up on an
equipped flight.
The vast majority of in-flight internet is supplied by Gogo,
utilizing an air-to-ground infrastructure that's similar to the cell
phone networks that we all love to hate. But the company's
next-generation solution, called GTO (Ground to Orbit), represents a tremendous improvement across the board.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Surfing with GTO, the very promising future of Gogo in-flight WiFi
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