Gogo reported a $10 million loss in Q4 2025, a positive shift from the $28.2 million loss reported a year prior. The 2025 number includes ~$21M of special charges, while the 2024 number included $46.8M in merger costs.
The top line numbers suggest Gogo held steady as it navigated the first year of its merged operations and transition towards the Gogo 5G and Galileo platforms for business aviation connectivity. Speaking to the numbers in the company’s earnings call last week CEO Chris Moore offered optimism, suggesting the investment phase in the new connectivity technologies is almost complete.
Moore is confident Gogo is well positioned to reap the reward of the new networks, especially in international markets.
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