OpenAirlines develops SkyBreathe, a digital environmental performance management SaaS that uses machine learning and AI to analyse more than 15 million flights and guide pilots and ground crews. Its software typically reduces fuel consumption by 3–5% per flight and delivers 10x–15x returns on investment for clients. More than 70 airlines, including Air France, Korean Air, EasyJet, JetBlue, flyDubai, IndiGo and DHL, use its technology. The company reported €10 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in 2024. Headquartered in Toulouse, OpenAirlines also operates offices in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong. Management says the firm will pursue bolt-on acquisitions to broaden its product and service range and position itself as a market aggregator. The stated aim is to combine operating performance with environmental engagement to help build a more sustainable aviation industry. OpenAirlines develops eco-flying software aimed at optimizing flight operations to save fuel and managing crews and fleets. Its flagship product, SkyBreathe® is installed on more than 26 airlines, including Atlas Air, Cebu Pacific, Flydubai, Hop!, Icelandair, Royal Air Maroc, Transavia, Volotea, Wow and Malaysia Airlines. The company also offers CrewIntelligence™ and CrewPad™ for crew management and OptiFleet™ for fleet management. Today SkyBreathe is used by pilots before or after flights; OpenAirlines plans to accelerate development toward real-time use in the cockpit. The company is led by founder and CEO Alexandre Feray. The recent funding will be used to speed SkyBreathe’s development and cockpit integration.

Total raised

$54M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2024