Kambr builds software products for airlines aimed at lifting revenues while integrating with existing technology stacks rather than replacing them. The company positions its offerings as analyst-built and operator-designed solutions to aid airline digital transformation. Kambr announced $3M in additional seed funding, bringing total funding to $7M, and intends to use the proceeds to advance product development and scale commercial operations. It has publicly announced software deals with three airlines (Sky Airline, Ural Airlines and Corendon Airlines) and says two more signed airlines will be announced soon. The company hired Sean Moriarty as CTO to lead development, working closely with co-founder Michael Peters. Kambr is based in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Kambr provides a commercial airline intelligence platform that combines software, content and advisory services to help airlines lift revenues. The company is organized into three divisions: Kambr Solutions (software focused on automation, control and applied data science), Kambr Advisory (consultative services and research) and Kambr Media (content and industry coverage). Kambr closed a $4M seed funding round. Backers included Founder Collective, Global Founders Capital, Studio VC, Silicon Badia, C2 Ventures Capital Partners and TXV Partners. Founded in 2019 and co‑founded by Jason Kelly (CEO), Martin Kaduc, Michael Peters and Chris Anthony, the company operates globally with offices in Amsterdam, New York, Los Angeles and Minneapolis. Senior leadership also includes CTO Alex Kalyvitis, Head of Advisory Services Steve Hendrickson and Kambr Media editors David Kaplan and Joseph Vito DeLuca.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Jan 2021