Overview
Skylegs is a cloud-based flight management platform designed for aircraft operators managing commercial, private/corporate and specialised flights. The platform connects scheduling, crew roster, training, document control, safety management (SMS), information security management (ISMS), compliance, quotations, and business intelligence. The company has been connecting aviation operators, pilots, aircraft and airports for over 12 years.
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- Manually cross-referencing external fuel rate sheets during flight planning introduces administrative delays and the risk of pricing errors. Skylegs addresses this by allowing operators to import fuel price lists directly via CSV. When a flight is created, the platform automatically matches the designated provider and current rate based on the airports selected. This integration provides immediate visibility into route costs during the early stages of planning, reducing manual data entry friction. See our full list of fuel
- Managing fuel providers often involves handling diverse data formats. To maintain data consistency, Skylegs processes direct CSV imports from more than 10 fuel partners. For vendors without standard formats, operations teams can use a structured Excel template within the platform. The system processes these files using the same automation logic, ensuring all supplier rates are handled uniformly without cluttering the database. See our full list of fuel partners: https://lnkd.in/erKqAJ49 360 Jet Fuel, AEG FUELS, Avfuel, EVO Fuels
- With Jeppesen ending paper chart printing services in October 2026, transitioning close to the deadline introduces unnecessary risk. Securing CAA approval for paperless operations requires dedicated time to draft an EFB manual, conduct risk assessments, and complete mandatory evaluation periods. Establishing EFB and MDM infrastructure early ensures uninterrupted compliance. Learn more about Skylegs EFB & MDM solutions: https://lnkd.in/egisUrfJ
- Jeppesen’s paper chart phase-out on 31 October 2026 requires more than installing PDF readers on consumer tablets. A compliant Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) system depends on both secure hardware and connected workflows. Unmanaged flight deck tablets introduce risks, including unmonitored system updates and unapproved software. Skylegs Mobile Device Management (MDM) delivers hardware security, centralised device tracking and app lockdowns, establishing the governance required for compliant paperless operations. Read more about
- During a platform migration, aircraft operators often must run legacy systems and the new platform in parallel (for a period of time.) To prevent departmental blind spots and human error, a secure migration relies on a structured, department-by-department transition and training rather than a sudden switchover. Utilising granular access rights allows management to transition teams in controlled waves, while native integrations keep critical aviation data moving automatically. Discover how to maintain continuity during a platform
- Changing an aviation management platform is not a standard IT upgrade. It is a calculated operational risk that directly impacts daily flight operations. For leadership, minimising disruption requires treating software migration like a controlled flight maneuver. Our latest article outlines a pragmatic approach to platform shifts, focusing on structured departmental transitions, workflow adaptation, and continuous human accountability to protect operational stability. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eGggNe6p
- That’s a wrap on LABACE 2026 at Aeroporto Campo de Marte in São Paulo. We spent a productive week catching up with the business aviation community and taking in the static display. The event gave us a great opportunity to build new connections across Latin America and sit down in person with our integration partners. Talking through upcoming joint projects face-to-face is always the best way to strengthen those ongoing relationships. We also watched great presentations to stay up to date on the latest operational developments and
- From European airspace to Latin American hubs, business aviation operations come with distinct regional challenges and regulatory environments. This week, our team is on the ground in São Paulo for LABACE 2026 at Aeroporto Campo de Marte, staying connected with regional operators and tracking how fleet management requirements are evolving across the continent.
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Robbe ClaessensProgrammeur→Co-Founder at Dexxter
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