As of August 2026, Latka tracks 9 airline route planning software companies. They have combined revenues of $77.2M and employ 368 people. They serve 404 customers combined.
Every company below sells airline route planning software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Airline Route Planning Software is designed to assist airlines in developing, testing, and optimizing flight routes. This software facilitates the creation of efficient flight schedules that consider various constraints like aircraft availability, operational costs, and passenger demand. Users can simulate different scenarios to evaluate potential profitability and operational feasibility. Typical features of this software include route optimization algorithms, real-time data integration, regulatory compliance support, and user-friendly interfaces for visualizing flight paths. The primary users of airline route planning software include operations managers, flight planners, and network strategy teams, as well as IT personnel who oversee integration with existing systems. These tools are crucial for enhancing operational efficiency and improving overall airline profitability.
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Showing 9 of 9 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Toulouse, Occitania, France
OpenAirlines is an international software company dedicated to optimizing airline operations and reducing fuel costs and CO2 emissions through its innovative software solutions.
Auckland, New Zealand
Developer of an airline enterprise software designed to help airlines make smarter decisions. The company's airline enterprise software connects multiple data sources into a single digital system of record with a scalable platform providing airlines easy visibility into their customers, operations, and profitability and is depended on for planning, scheduling, pricing, sales, distribution, reservations, departure control, operations, crew scheduling, safety, cargo and maintenance modules, enabling airlines to grow their business.
United States
Assaia’s mission is to empower airports and airlines with AI for predictive, responsive, and automated turnaround operations. This optimization allows airlines to streamline turnarounds while airports efficiently free up gates. Deployments include London-Gatwick, Seattle-Tacoma, Halifax Stanfield, Aeroporti di Roma, JFKIAT, Toronto Pearson, and Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky, serving renowned airlines including British Airways, United Airlines and Alaska Airlines. Our customers have noted double-figure % boosts in on-time performance, a reduction in ground delays and taxi-in times, all leading to substantial cost savings and a notable decrease in CO2 emissions. Resulting in delighted passengers arriving at their destinations on time.
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
LeaseWorks provides cloud based asset management, customer relationship management and other software products that help airlines and lessors save time, reduce costs, optimize revenue and manage risk.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Developer of a SAAS based transportation platform designed to focus on operational planning activities in airports. The company's SAAS based transportation platform plans all operational areas in an airport, enabling airports to do capacity planning, budgeting and operational planning using one common platform.
Feltham, England, United Kingdom
Cargo Logistics applications on Cloud for Cargo Airlines, Ground Handlers, Cargo GSAs and Freight forwarders
Kochi, Kerala, India
Elliptia develops and markets SaaS software for the logistics industry with a focus on air freight solutions.
Latka tracks 9 airline route planning software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $77.2M in annual revenue and employ 368 people.
OpenAirlines is the largest, with $44.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2006.
The average airline route planning software company in this list makes $8.6M a year, across 9 companies with reported revenue. They serve 404 customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are OpenAirlines, Takeflite, Assaia – The ApronAI, LeaseWorks and Copenhagen Optimization.
- The product must include features for route optimization and scheduling. - Software must support integration with flight management systems. - Capable of testing multiple scenarios for route feasibility. - Should provide real-time data analytics for decision-making. - Must cater to the specific needs of commercial airlines and not just general flight planning. - Should include compliance tools for aviation regulations.
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