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Business Aviation Magazine Issue 20 - Winter 2021-2022

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PROFILE … STACK.AERO

Work-flow wonders

Gabby O’Han, Commercial Director, STACK.aero, speaks to Jane Stanbury about new developments, and market growth for the business operations technology platform : STACK.aero has been around for a few years now, can you tell me a little about its history?

Aerospace FOS® integration. Before STACK.aero, users could only extract basic data out of FOS, but with STACK.aero’s exclusive integration solution, two-way, rich data flows became a reality.

GOH: Greg Jarrett, the company CEO, and Johan Segring our Managing Partner and Solutions Architect, met at the Schedulers and Dispatchers convention. Both of them had extensive business aviation experience, and recognised there was an opportunity to create a technology platform to improve business administration and commercial management workflows for operators.

STACK.aero was originally aimed at charter operators, but the benefits were soon appreciated by Fortune 500 flight departments, OEMs, and more recently charter brokers. It optimises, analyses and securely stores, the massive amounts of data generated each time flights are planned, scheduled, operated, or cancelled. Today, STACK.aero integrates with FL3XX, Schedaero and other scheduling systems, allowing users to harness data to improve sales, operational efficiency and real-time management reporting; and through customisation, to reduce and automate workflows.

That was the genesis of STACK.aero, the first fully-fledged business operations system that complements and integrates with existing flight operations systems. The first version of STACK.aero launched in 2015 and was built around a Collins

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