As of August 2026, Latka tracks 31 aviation software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $78.5M and employ 762 people. They have raised $250K and serve 235.8K customers combined.
Every company below sells aviation 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.
Aviation software encompasses a range of solutions designed to enhance various processes within the aviation industry, including flight operations, maintenance management, training, and compliance. These software applications are utilized by airlines, aircraft manufacturers, maintenance organizations, and regulatory agencies to streamline operations, improve safety, and enhance customer experiences. Common functionalities include scheduling, track and trace capabilities, maintenance tracking, and passenger services. Professionals such as operations managers, maintenance personnel, compliance officers, and customer service representatives typically engage with aviation software. By automating routine tasks and providing real-time data analytics, these solutions support decision-making processes and operational efficiency. Key use cases further involve managing flight crews, ensuring adherence to safety regulations, and optimizing resource allocation across aviation operations.
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Showing 10 of 31 companies ranked by annual revenue.
West Hollywood, California, United States
SeatBoost is a platform that assists airline revenue management, ancillary, and customer experience teams reach new heights by offering live bidding for flight seat upgrades.
Austin, Texas, United States
Nominal is a data infrastructure and analytics platform helping hardware engineering teams quickly and reliably test and validate critical systems. It powers mission-critical engineering work across aerospace, energy, automotive, and defense with automation, analytics, and operations in one unified solution.
Crawley, United Kingdom
Swiipr is a revolutionary fintech transforming travel disruption into a positive customer experience which enhances loyalty and brand value. They develop a payments platform designed to automate and streamline airline disruption operations.
Perth, WA, Australia
myosh is a global vendor of environmental health and safety management (EHS) cloud based software. Features include easy to use interactive dashboards and mobile apps servicing the requirements of many industries including government, defense, aviation, manufacturing, construction and mining. Customisable Modules include Risk, Hazard Identification, Incident Investigations, Inspections, Contractor, Injury & Training Management, Online Learning, Equipment Registers, QR codes & More. myosh constantly evolves based on user feedback and contributions from leading safety authorities. For a free trial or an online personal demonstration please visit www.myosh.com
Tel Aviv, Israel
Developer of a flight reservations application designed to manage corporate travel and air ticket booking. The company's flight reservations application notifies airline ticket purchasers when the price drops after they have bought their tickets, enabling them to get notified when a preferable flight is available to book instead of the original flight which was booked beforehand.
The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
Mainblades is a Dutch software company located in The Hague. We develop navigation and computer vision technologies for automated visual inspections of aircraft with drones. Our solution supports airlines and MROs with quick and consistent aircraft damage detection, assessment and reporting. The fully streamlined inspection software helps mechanics and decision makers to assess the condition of the fleet in a standardised way for use cases such as GVIs, lightning strikes and paint inspections. We are currently operationalizing the technology with industry leading partners in Europe, Asia and the United States.
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
SankhyaSutra Labs provides highly reliable simulation results without needing unreasonably large computing power. We use highly efficient Lattice Boltzmann Method, whose performance is enhanced through code optimisation and a custom-built cluster (6th largest in India). Our flagship offering is fluid dynamics simulation. We provide packages for solving multi-physics models, where fluid simulation is coupled with aero-acoustic, electrical, reaction, particle motion and thermal solvers. Apart from traditional licensing options, our products are available as cloud-hosted solution in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) mode to lower the entry barrier. Incubated in 2015 in Bangalore, we have quickly grown into a team of simulation and domain experts. Our team is working collaboratively with customers across the globe. Applications of our products span across various industries including Automotive, Aerospace, Chemical, Petrochemical, Semiconductor and many more…
Farnborough, England, United Kingdom
myairops is an aviation software company based at Farnborough airport, the heart of premium aviation. myairops takes pride in providing first-class support to all their clients. The team has a wealth of experience both in the air and on the ground and therefore can provide the best solutions, using knowledge gained from first-hand experience. Committed to simplifying the complexity of modern operations by providing simple, secure, scalable products that are designed for people, myairops consists of development teams, QA testers, operational support, and worldwide technical support.
Singapore, Singapore
D‐SIMLAB Technologies is a leading provider of high‐performance, simulation‐based business analytics and process optimisation solutions for aerospace asset management and semiconductor manufacturing. It is headquartered in Singapore with offices in Dresden (Germany) and Scottsdale (AZ), USA.
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.
Latka tracks 31 aviation software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $78.5M in annual revenue and employ 762 people.
SeatBoost is the largest, with $4.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2012.
The average aviation software company in this list makes $2.5M a year, across 31 companies with reported revenue. They serve 235.8K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are SeatBoost, nominal.io, Swiipr, myosh and FairFly.
The 31 aviation software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $250K in disclosed funding between them.
- The software must enhance operational efficiency within aviation-related processes. - It should support multiple workflows such as flight operations, maintenance management, and regulatory compliance. - Must include features for real-time data analytics and reporting to aid decision-making. - The product must have capabilities for customer relationship management within the aviation context. - Not just an airport management system; must also cover other aspects like crew scheduling and aircraft maintenance.
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