What CyberJet does

CyberJet (SAS CYBERJET) is a French software publisher founded in 1992 by Philippe Parot and headquartered in Le Teich, France. The company specializes exclusively in air transport information systems, serving scheduled airlines, cargo carriers, and business aviation operators. Its flagship offering is the JetSched suite, which sits across four functional pillars: operations control (flight scheduling, tracking, ATC communication, maintenance planning), crew management (rostering, regulatory compliance, training tracking, crew self-service), training management, and aeronautical communications (ACARS, IATA, and XML message parsing, transformation, and routing). Complementary products include legacy Skyops and Skycrew applications, plus newer JetSched modules such as MRO, Sales, Station, FMS uplink, and the FPL Parser service. The system is designed to handle multi-base crew populations and multiple operator certificates within a single deployment, and is positioned for compliance with ICAO Annex 6 and AEEC 620/702 specifications.

Technically, the platform is anchored by a proprietary ACARS/IATA/XML message processing engine that interfaces with Eurocontrol, ADS-B providers, and multiple communication protocols (MIAM, MQ, MATIP, FTP, POP, SMTP), and includes an FMS data uplink service for in-flight profile optimization. The architecture is on-premise by default, with a partner-delivered cloud option for operators without in-house IT.

Commercially, CyberJet operates an enterprise field-sales motion with quote-based, multi-year subscription pricing on the software plus professional services revenue from training, user support, audits, and optional 24/7 helpdesk. The company reports a footprint of more than 70 operators across 30 countries, delivered by a 20-person team. It is privately held with no disclosed external investors, acquisitions, or funding rounds, and operates as a single French SAS entity under continuous founder leadership.

Name

CyberJet

Legal name

SAS CYBERJET

Website

https://cyberjet.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

1992

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

CyberJet is a French aviation software publisher founded in 1992 serving airlines, cargo operators, and business aviation. Its JetSched suite delivers operations control, crew management, and ACARS/IATA communications to over 70 operators across 30 countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Aviation Operations Software

akta.pro primary industry

Avionics Software, Certification & Safety-Critical Systems (DO-178/DO-254) (IMABAFAK)

Keywords

• Aviation operations software
• Airline crew management
• ACARS message processing
• Flight tracking systems
• Air transport information systems

Headquarters

HQ city

Étampes

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Software Licenses and Subscriptions: Jetsched software suite licenses for operations control, crew management, and communications. Includes regulatory compliance features and automation for large crew populations.
2. Professional Services: Support services (24/7 option available), training on applications and aviation regulation, user assistance, audit services, and project launch accompaniment.
3. Cloud Hosting: Cloud solution offered through partner for application hosting, targeting customers without IT infrastructure or those preferring not to invest in hosting equipment.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

CyberJet develops and licenses the Jetsched software suite for air transport information systems, providing airlines, cargo operators, and business aviation operators with operations control, crew management, ACARS/IATA/XML communication processing, flight tracking, FMS data uplink, maintenance planning, and commercial sales tools. The company complements its software with professional services including support (optional 24/7), training, audit, user accompaniment, and cloud hosting delivered through a partner.

Product overview

CyberJet is a software publisher specializing for over 25 years in air transport information systems. The company offers the JetSched product suite along with legacy applications (Skyops, Skycrew) that provide comprehensive capabilities across four main domains: Operations Control (flight scheduling, tracking, ATC communications, maintenance), Crew Management (scheduling, compliance, training, portal access), Communication (ACARS/IATA/XML message processing, FMS integration), and Sales (quotations, commercial documents). The Jetsched suite includes specialized modules for flight tracking, ATC management, pilot tablet communications, station operations, MRO maintenance planning, sales, and FMS data management, all designed to serve airlines, cargo operators, and business aviation. Professional services including 24/7 support, training, and cloud hosting are offered alongside the software applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Skyops Legacy flight scheduling and operations management tool enabling creation of flight and ground activities, mission preparation, document generation, fuel management, carbon emission tracking, and aircraft movement monitoring for airlines.
• Skycrew Crew management and scheduling application that enables planning agents to create crew schedules while verifying regulatory compliance, managing training, medical visits, and crew activities for airline operators.
• Jetsched Flight Tracking Flight tracking module that enables real-time monitoring of en-route flights in compliance with ICAO Annex 6, using ACARS feed, Eurocontrol data, and ADS-B providers to compare predicted and actual flight paths with alerting.
• Jetsched ATC Application that analyzes data from movement control systems, flight planning systems, departure control systems, ACARS, and Eurocontrol to provide alerts to dispatchers regarding flight plan actions and slot assignments.
• Jetsched Pilot (ACARS Mobile) Tablet application for non-ACARS equipped aircraft providing AOC text communications, movement detection, and GPS tracking, or for ACARS equipped aircraft offering encrypted text communications using internet protocol.
• Jetsched Communication Generic solution for processing ACARS, IATA, and XML messages with web administration tools for parsing, transforming, and populating flight information databases with OOOI, maintenance, fuel, and position data.
• Jetsched Station Web application for external users including handlers, crew, duty managers, and charter customers to consult flight schedules, movements, loading data, and flight files in real-time.
• Jetsched MRO Aircraft maintenance planning application enabling maintenance teams to plan checks based on due dates, track remaining potentials, and share planning data between operations and maintenance services.
• Jetsched Sales Commercial service application for on-demand flight operators enabling quotation creation, feasibility studies, and commercial document editing including quotes, contracts, and invoices.
• Jetsched Crew Access Web application for crew members enabling roster communication, schedule changes with regulatory compliance alerts, cumulative hours communication, and personal data management.
• FPL Parser Service for parsing flight plans in ICAO or IATA formats and storing data for flight tracking and FMS forwarding, with capability to retrieve flight schedules from XML and export daily schedules.
• Uplink Server Data retrieval solution that collects operational and commercial data for flight crews, sending results via ACARS or tablet, supporting TAF/METAR retrieval, passenger data, FMS uploads, and Pre-Departure Clearance.
• Jetsched FMS Flight Management Computer integration service that sends data via ACARS to enable flight profile optimization and fuel consumption reduction, supporting ETOPS notifications and automatic uplink message generation.

Quantifiable outcome

• Automated alerts reduce flight delays by enabling dispatchers to take appropriate action when slot assignments or flight plan changes occur
• +1 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature8 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Cloud Hosting PartnersupportiveTechnology or IntegrationCyberJet offers a cloud solution for their applications through a hosting partner. This partnership enables customers who do not have an IT department or do not wish to invest in hosting infrastructure to access CyberJet applications via a managed cloud service.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Optym: US-based operations optimization vendor for airlines and shippers; competes directly with CyberJet on flight scheduling, network planning, and operations efficiency software.
• IBS Software: India-based aviation IT vendor whose iFly suite covers crew management, operations control, and flight planning — directly competing with JetSched in airline operations and crew scheduling for commercial and cargo carriers.
• Maureva: France-based aviation software vendor of similar size and European footprint, providing airline operations, crew, and maintenance solutions — among the closest head-to-head comparables to CyberJet.

Broad incumbents

• Navitaire (Accenture): Accenture-owned airline IT vendor specializing in low-cost carrier PSS and operations; competes with CyberJet for new-entrant and hybrid airline operators.
• SITA: Airline-owned IT and communications vendor offering messaging, networking, and ops solutions including ACARS infrastructure; overlaps with CyberJet's communications gateway capabilities.
• Sabre Corporation: Major airline IT incumbent offering the SabreSonic PSS plus operations and crew solutions; competes with CyberJet on broader airline IT RFPs though its focus is more on passenger service systems.
• Lufthansa Systems: Aviation IT subsidiary offering NetLine/Ops++ for airline operations and crew management; a closer analogue than the PSS giants because of its narrower ops focus and similar European heritage.
• Collins Aerospace (ARINC): RTX-owned aerospace vendor whose ARINC business provides aviation communications, dispatch, and operations solutions; comparable to CyberJet in the ACARS messaging and ops dispatch space but at much greater scale.
• Jeppesen (Boeing): Boeing-owned aviation operations vendor providing flight planning, crew, and operations solutions — comparable to CyberJet in the operations domain but backed by an aircraft OEM and much larger scale.
• Amadeus IT Group: Global airline IT incumbent with Altéa PSS and operations offerings; competes with CyberJet for enterprise airline contracts at the higher end of the market.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks2 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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