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Gogo Responds to Court’s Post-Trial Ruling in SmartSky Litigation
Gogo announced that the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware overturned the jury's $22.7 million damages award against it in the SmartSky patent litigation in its entirety.
The court found SmartSky failed to prove any recoverable damages and denied requests for enhanced damages, ongoing royalties, and interest, calling the award untethered to the evidentiary record.
The September 30, 2026 ruling is subject to appeal, so the litigation is not yet fully closed.