GoGo, inflight Internet service provider, submit a bid on Friday, joining a long line of technology companies that wish to go public in the new year.
The company seeks to raise up to $ 100 million in initial public offerings, according to the figures used to calculate the cost of registration.
GoGo, formerly known as Aircell Holdings, testing the public market in the middle of investors dampened enthusiasm for new technology offerings. Earlier this year, investors flocked to Internet start-ups, bidding up prices for companies such as LinkedIn and Pandora.
Like many of his fellow technology, Gogo has grown at a rapid clip. The company, which cost the consumer costs for in-flight Internet access main carrier like Delta and Virgin America, is now available at 1,177 commercial aircraft, compared to 30 aircraft in 2008. In addition, Gogo has signed a contract with the operator to offer services around 525 additional aircraft.