We are building an AI operating layer for private aviation—from charter and aircraft management to corporate flight departments and the businesses that support them. One place to understand incoming work and prepare what happens next.
We bring a genuine enthusiasm for aviation together with experience building enterprise platforms and contributing to teams at SAP and Microsoft. That background shapes how we approach FlyAXS: integrate with the systems people depend on, respect their data, and build for the complexity behind everyday work.
Private aviation is a network of people, systems, and decisions—not a single application. We are developing FlyAXS around those relationships, from the operator’s morning brief to the owner’s aircraft question and the guest’s trip update.
Integration, identity, permissions, and traceability are foundational. Our goal is not another system to migrate to, but a governed intelligence layer that makes the existing operation easier to understand and coordinate.
Mark brings a background in technology to his work as a business attorney. He advises founders and executives at AI and enterprise software companies—from startups to established businesses—on legal matters, business strategy, and fundraising. His work across technology and aviation informs FlyAXS’s focus on making existing aviation systems work better together.
Operators should not need another system of record to become intelligent.
The valuable context already exists—in scheduling, maintenance, crew, finance, and the people who make the operation work.
FlyAXS connects that context, pressure-tests it, and turns it into coordinated action.
Start with the work that matters to your team. Let’s discuss the applications, permissions, and handoffs behind it.
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