2Ku. High-performance inflight connectivity. Gogo 2Ku specifications

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2Ku High-performance inflight connectivity 1 specifications

Introduction Revolutionary high performance technology Introduction 2Ku at a glance 2Ku is a groundbreaking inflight satellite technology from Gogo expected to deliver peak speeds of 70+ Mbps, and, when spot-beam satellite technologies become available, up to 100 Mbps. The antenna s Representing Gogo s next step in technological evolution, 2Ku is a game-changer in the global aviation market and has the potential to revolutionize inflight connectivity and even Adapter plate Receive antenna Transmit antenna unique design offers coverage around the globe the air travel industry from now on. even in commonly problematic equatorial regions and its unprecedented speeds enable unique inflight experiences for everyone onboard. 2x more spectrally efficient 2Ku s antenna aperture size is unprecedented in the IFC market. It s 2x more spectrally efficient than other antennas in the commercial aviation market, delivering more throughput at less cost. Low drag radome The 2Ku antenna features a streamlined radome with a low profile of 17cm, which reduces drag compared to other satcom solutions. Clean, simple design 2Ku has fewer moving parts there are no traditional stepper motors, belts, pulleys, or gears, resulting in high reliability and lower total cost of ownership & manufacturability than conventional aero antennas. 2

Introduction Technology comparison Key advantages Lower weight for reduced drag Satellite technologies GOGO 2KU CONVENTIONAL AERO ANTENNA Customer benefits Aircraft network capacity Drag / equivalent weight penalty Satellite redundancy Dedicated aero capacity Peak spectral efficiency Equatorial performance Using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis, the longer and lower profile 2Ku radome was With a lift/drag (L/D) ratio of 16.8 for a modern, efficient, single-aisle aircraft at cruise the resultant modeled against a radome for a traditional gimbaled equivalent aero weight penalty for 2Ku is 379 lbs. Airline benefits Coverage Peak data rates 70+ Mbps 30-50 Mbps antenna on an A320 airframe. The result was 31.7 lbs. (14.4 kg) of drag for the traditional gimbaled antenna radome vs. 6 lbs (2.7 kg) for the 2Ku radome. (171.9 kg) less than for a traditional gimbaled antenna radome (nearly 50% reduction). IPTV Availability Available Expected mid-2015 Today Equivalent weight penalty 1 CONVENTIONAL AIRBORNE TERMINAL 2KU Meets all requirements Meets some requirements Does not meet requirements Radome drag 31.7 lbs. (14.4kg) 6.0 lbs. (2.7 kg) Lift/drag ratio 16.8 16.8 Equivalent aero weight 533 lbs. (241.7 kg) 101 lbs. (45.8 kg) Hardware weight (single-aisle) 300 lbs. (136 kg) est. 353 lbs. (160 kg) Total equivalent weight 833 lbs. (377.8 kg) 454 lbs. (205.9 kg) The equivalent weight penalty for 2Ku is nearly 50% less than gimbaled radomes. 1 For A320, under the following cruise conditions: α=2, M=0.78, a=35 kft. Radomes installed at frame C47. 4

Key advantages Superior equatorial performance Conventional, rectangular aperture aero antennas suffer reduced data rates in tropical (high skew angle) regions due to adjacent satellite interference. 2Ku, however, offers extremely efficient performance in high-skew areas, exceeds the capabilities of conventional antennas at mid-latitudes (where the vast majority of global flight minutes occur), and matches conventional antenna performance down to 10 degrees elevation (equivalent to 71 N or S latitude). 2Ku antenna vs. conventional aero antenna Solving the skew angle challenge 2Ku antenna Conventional aero antenna Small Skew Moderate Skew GEOPLANE High Skew Conventional aero antennas produce oval-shaped Conventional aero antennas must compensate for beams, which can lead to interference that results in interference at high skew angles, which reduces data reduced data rates both to and from the aircraft when rates to the aircraft. As a result, the antennas must flying in tropical regions. As the aircraft moves toward lower transmit power, reducing data rates from the the equator, the wider cross-section of the beam aircraft. begins to align with the geoplane, causing the aircraft to receive undesired signals from adjacent satellites However, 2Ku can avoid these interference issues along with the signal from the target satellite. The in most operational scenarios by projecting narrow 2KU CONVENTIONAL AERO ANTENNA degree to which the beam rotates into the geoplane and hence, the severity of the interference is beams toward the geoplane even at high skew angles to deliver excellent performance on flights Mechanically phased array antennas, like the 2Ku Gimbaled antennas, like conventional aero antennas, described as the skew angle. that cross the equator. antenna, represent the next generation of airborne are asymmetric in design, which results in an antenna design. Rather than physically pointing toward the target satellite, these antennas create asymmetric beam shape. Airborne antennas have typically adopted this design due to aerodynamic 2KU ANTENNA PERFORMANCE CONVENTIONAL ANTENNA PERFORMANCE a beam in the desired direction by mechanically rotating a series of internal plates with carefully considerations. These antennas rotate on two axes to maintain orientation toward the target satellite PEAK PEAK designed resonance characteristics. These regardless of aircraft location or altitude. antennas are symmetric in design, which results in a symmetric beam shape. Compared to gimbaled antennas, they are even lower in profile and more aerodynamic, effectively reducing the amount of drag. POOR POOR 6

Key advantages Global coverage 2KU S APPROXIMATE COVERAGE Legend Ku Coverage Data Center Network Operations Center Satellite Teleport GOGO S EXISTING GLOBAL KU NETWORK FEATURES: Consistent satellite hand-offs 19 beams across 11 satellites and 11 teleports Regulatory approvals obtained for over 200 countries Since 2Ku is compatible with many Ku satellites, it avoids the single point of failure that comes with reliance on a single satellite for connectivity in a given region delivering the reliable global coverage that your airline desires. 8

Key advantages Unprecedented speeds Key milestones In-market timeline FREQUENCY 10.7-14.5GHZ PEAK DATA SPEEDS 70 MBPS 2Ku s antenna is expected to deliver peak speeds of 70 Mbps, outperforming other global connectivity solutions in the market. When next-generation spotbeam satellites become available, such as Intelsat s EpicNG and Telesat s Telestar 12 VANTAGE, 2Ku will have the capacity to perform at peak data speeds of up to 100 Mbps. This unprecedented speed supports all of Gogo s existing services connectivity, inflight entertainment, Text & Talk and delivers an improved experience for more passengers. With higher bandwidth available, passengers can perform more bandwidth intensive activities, like IPTV. The high spectral efficiency associated with 2Ku will be optimal for IPTV due to reduced cost of data. Furthermore, this additional bandwidth can be dedicated to the cockpit and crew, enabling operational applications that improve efficiency and help reduce operating expenses. 2015 January Gogo receives FCC approval for 2Ku technology February 2Ku passes the bird-strike test May 2Ku scheduled to install on Gogo s B737 June Gogo scheduled to receive STC for B737 Early Q4 AeroMexico scheduled to launch 2Ku connectivity on B737 aircraft 10

Technology overview Key equipment WI-FI ANTENNA Number of Wi-Fi antennas vary by fleet type 3.4 X 1.7 8.6 cm x 4.3 cm.2 lbs.,.1 kg 2KU ANTENNAS 36 x 4 x 36 91.4 cm x 10.1 cm x 91.4 cm 70 lbs. each; 2 antennas 31.7 kg GOGO NWAP Number of NWAPs vary by fleet type 13.9 x 2.3 x 8.0 35.4 cm x 5.8 cm x 20.3 cm 4.6 lbs., 2.1 kg MODMAN 3 x 11.2 x 16 7.6 cm x 28.5 cm x 40.6 cm 7 lbs., 3.1 kg KANDU 3 x 15.2 x 16 7.6 cm x 38.7 cm x 40.6 cm 17 lbs., 7.7 kg KRFU 17 x 14 x 3 43.1 cm x 35.5 cm x 7.6 cm GOGO ACPU-2 7.8 x 7.6 x 16.8 19.8 cm x 19.3 cm x 42.6 cm 16.8 lbs., 7.6 kg 12

Technology overview Components of the 2Ku solution The 2Ku satellite solution is comprised of three segments: Satellite 1 Ku-BAND SPACE Features satellite reliability and redundancy, technological evolution, and longevity. Connected aircraft 2 AIRBORNE Features revolutionary advancement in a highly efficient aeronautical antenna. Antenna & radome 3 GROUND Includes mature, scalable, and geographically redundant Gogo data centers. Data center Teleport Installation Maintenance 14

About Gogo 2Ku partners As the leading provider of inflight internet, Gogo delivers connectivity and entertainment services to 2,100+ commercial aircraft worldwide. With more than 7 years of experience, Gogo has the reliability, flexibility, and innovation to empower your airline to create new opportunities in every area of the aviation business. Find out what you can do with Gogo. airlinesales@gogoair.com gogoair.com/airline 2015 Gogo LLC. All trademarks are the property of the respective owners. 16 specifications