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Ultramain and the airplane that outran its paperwork
A jet can send data across an ocean while its maintenance record waits for a pen. Ultramain has spent decades closing that peculiar gap, one logbook and one mechanic at a time.
Portside and the jet that outran its paperwork
A private jet can cross a continent before its owner receives a usable bill. Portside is building a software business around everything that has to catch up.
Veryon and the aircraft that waited for its paperwork
A maintenance job can finish before the paperwork does. Veryon has spent half a century shrinking that gap - and is now teaching software to spot the problems that keep coming back.
flydocs and the expensive art of finding the right piece of paper
An aircraft lease return is a test of its paperwork as well as its condition. flydocs turns maintenance records into searchable evidence, then puts that evidence to work on the next handover.
Elliot Margul Built the Quiet Software Behind 5,000 Aircraft
He began in airline finance, where one maintenance decision could echo years into the future. Ten years later, the planning software he co-founded had become part of AAR's aviation technology portfolio.
Springshot
Springshot is a San Francisco-based SaaS company that builds a cloud and mobile orchestration platform for airline and airport operations. It connects frontline ground crews, assets and systems in real time - turning raw operational data into structured 'missions' that streamline communication, automate task distribution, digitize compliance and deliver live analytics. Trusted by major global carriers and ground handlers across hundreds of airports, Springshot also extends into facilities, logistics, hospitality, stadiums and healthcare.
Moonware
Moonware is a Los Angeles aviation-technology company building the software and autonomy layer for airfield ground operations. Its flagship product, HALO, is billed as the world's first AI-powered Ground Traffic Control platform - coordinating the crews and equipment that fuel, load, clean, and turn around aircraft, much like air traffic control coordinates planes in the sky. Moonware serves commercial, cargo, defense, and advanced air mobility operators, and has deployed with customers including British Airways, dnata, Japan Airlines, and PrimeFlight across airports in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Mexico City.