Industry Canada has issued a U.S.-based wireless provider a license to provide airline passengers with in-flight Internet access. The air-to-ground (ATG) radio frequency spectrum subordinate access will allow Gogo to serve passengers on commercial and business aircraft flying over Canada. Gogo uses its own network of broadband terrestrial ground-to-air cellular towers to connect aircraft flying overhead to the Internet. It has also released an iOS app for mobile devices which supports sign-in to the company’s Wi-Fi services in the sky. Mediacaster
