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Adjusted EBITDA in the range of $198 million to $218 million, which includes $3 million in strategic investments and $5 million of ongoing litigation expense.

Reports Q4 revenue $230.6M, consensus $222.65M. "A strong new product pipeline drives our expectation for a substantial increase in shipments and activations for Gogo Galileo and 5G in 2026," said Chris Moore, CEO of Gogo. "These developments are a critical part of our transformation from purely a domestic ATG provider to a global ultra-high speed inflight connectivity provider serving both the Business Aviation and Military Government markets."

SD Government, SDG, the division of Gogo providing satellite communications to global governments, has received US Air Force Air Mobility Command, AMC, T-1 certification for the Roll-on/Roll-off Beyond Line of Sight Tactical Removeable Airborne Satellite Communications capability for C-130 aircraft. The T-1 certification will provide multiple satcom options, beginning with a Gogo Plane Simple Ku-band terminal, and subsequently expanding to offer a Gogo Plane Simple Ka-band terminal, and other network compatibilities to C-130 operators. The TRASC hatch is designed to match the outer mold line of the original Lockheed L-382 design for the C-130, making it suitable for all C-130 variants. Electromagnetic interference/electromagnetic compatibility testing has been completed on the C-130J - Block 6 and latest Block 8 standards - and legacy C-130H, for compatibility across the AMC fleet. The AMC T-1 Military Flight Release paves the way for sister commands and partner nations, including Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and others to implement the Roll-on/Roll-off capability immediately.