Delta Gogo Internet Speed Tests From 4 Flights

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There is still time to enter our Gogo Giveaway that ends Friday this week. Considering we are giving away 3 Gogo one-time use passes, we thought we’d share a sampling of Gogo internet speed tests from several Delta flights. Below you’ll see the sample internet speed test for each route mentioned.

UPDATE: Delta is currently upgrading planes to Gogo’s ATG-4 system. The plane’s system could have impacted the results because some planes are on the new system and some are on the old. The upgrade process will be completed by the end of the year.

Aruba To Atlanta

The Gogo wifi kicks on around the Bahamas on the flight from Aruba to Atlanta.

BahamasFlightMap Delta Gogo

The download speed on this Sunday flight was .31 Mbps and the upload speed was .21 Mbps. Much lower than I had expected for this heavy leisure route.

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Atlanta to Philadelphia

This Sunday night flight operated by a MD88 offered download speed of .50 Mbps and an upload speed of .19 Mbps. The download speed was much better than I had expected for this route.

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Philadelphia to Atlanta

This Thursday night flight is a prime time business flight. Frequent business travelers are busy trying to finish up the day’s work over a happy hour so they can spend some time at home on Friday. This Thursday night flight also operated by a MD88 offered download speed of .39 Mbps and an upload speed of .12 Mbps.

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Seattle to Atlanta

This week day flight operated by a 757-200 offers great views of Seattle.

Seattle Landing Approach 2

But the internet speed leaves something to be desired. It offered an atrocious download speed of .08 Mbps and an upload speed of .17 Mbps.

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Bottom Line

It appears that the internet speed is heavily dependent on the number of users online at any given time.

Given the examples above, it appears the Thursday night flight operated by the same plane as the Sunday night flight had a big decline in internet speed due to the number of business travelers on the flight.

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  1. amazing post. i really like your effort because in modern world internet speed testing has become one of the most well known activtiy online and most of people like to do this online.

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