LOGAN, Utah — Aircraft in-flight-connectivity provider Gogo Inc.’s Business Aviation division reported record revenue and profitability for the three months ending June 30. The larger Commercial Aviation business revenue also increased revenue despite de-installations on American Airlines jets and losses in its business outside North America.
Chicago-based Gogo, which is in the middle of a three-year reorganization to improve its financial position, said it continues to view the American Airlines contract termination, which covered 550 aircraft, as an anomaly of timing.
Gogo lost the . . .
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