AS11167 GOGO

GOGO belongs to Gogo Business Aviation LLC of Broomfield, Colorado (the former Aircell), which sells in-flight connectivity to business aviation: air-to-ground and satellite internet for corporate jets, plus the ground network that terminates it.

What it's used for

Carrying an operator's own service network rather than reselling transit. RIS sees 5 IPv4 prefixes / 3,072 addresses, no IPv6, and only 2 observed neighbours. Two upstreams is a customer footprint, not a carrier's: whatever Gogo's aircraft do with this space, the AS itself is an edge network buying transit, and the address count is far too small to be handing out routable space to end customers on the ground.

Notable

Every announced prefix sits inside 8.0.0.0/8, historically Level 3's block, and the RDAP network names still carry the LVLT- prefix. That looks alarming until you read the registrant field: 8.48.64.0/21 is reassigned to Gogo Business Aviation LLC at its Broomfield address. So this is legacy carrier space formally handed to the customer, not a third-party registration of the kind that marks an address broker. Holder and registrant agree.

Interesting

Despite the low AS number, ARIN dates this ASN registration to December 2017, with the largest block reassigned in 2022 — this is a recycled number in a modern holder's hands, not an early-Internet survivor. The handle is also a small trap: GOGO here is the aviation connectivity company, not any of the consumer brands with similar names.