Smart4Aviation

Airline operational-execution data generated as a byproduct of a unified ops suite deployed across airlines and ground handlers: weight-and-balance/load plans (per-flight CG position, trim-area targets, zero-fuel-weight estimates vs actuals, load distribution), fuel uplift and burn records, day-of schedule and fleet assignment with full Gantt history (flight status, realised times, MEL items, alerts, briefing packets), crew scheduling and duty records, station/ramp events (fuelling, de-icing, catering, maintenance), and operational telemessage traffic — held explicitly as a single-source-of-truth cloud/PostgreSQL repository spanning departments rather than a point tool.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Software & ServicesAerospace
Instruments: equities
Categories: Alternative

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular / structured records — cloud (AWS) SaaS with a PostgreSQL datastore, consistent cross-module schema, and documented data sharing with third-party agencies; operational telemessages and briefing documents alongside the relational core
Volume: Very large and dense: per-flight records across the whole suite — load plan, fuel, times, MEL, crew, ground events — for every operated flight in the customer base. If the installed base covers even a mid-teens share of European scheduled plus handler traffic, that is on the order of 10^7-10^8 flights per year, each with a multi-module record set and a revision history
Users: Est. 20,000-60,000 operational seats across the installed base — ~300 employees and a ~$133.5M revenue range on a per-seat enterprise ops suite implies a substantial airline and ground-handler user base spanning ops control, dispatch, load control, crew, ramp and station roles (inferred from company scale and module breadth)
History: 15 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active and consolidating — ~300 employees and a ~$133.5M revenue range across a multi-module suite, with an ongoing publishing and webinar programme (this page is an event-registration URL attached to a long-form operations-optimisation article) and cloud SaaS delivery on AWS indicating continuous platform investment
Launched: est. 2007-2012 for the core product lineage (the company is established enough to run a full multi-module suite, a 24/7 central service desk and a Schiphol HQ at ~300 staff), with the current cloud/SaaS brand representing a later re-platforming
Delivery: not stated
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