Flying Engineer

Aircraft Software

Two colleagues reviewing aviation software on a laptop by an airport window

Find aircraft software companies by country and explore their services.

1,516 companies across 53 countriesPage 1 of 64Updated

  1. 1Request
  2. 2Contact

Get fast aircraft software quotes

Send one request and we pass it to aircraft software companies worldwide. Companies reply to you directly.

No account needed · Companies worldwide

506 companies worldwide

506 companies

The map shows the 506 companies with an exact location. All 1,516 are listed below.

Aircraft Software companies

Showing 1–24 of 1,516Featured first

Featured listings appear first. About featured listings

View all aviation categories

Aviation software companies

1,516 companies across 53 countries. Updated 7 November 2026.

Aviation software runs much of the day-to-day work behind a flight. The main types are maintenance tracking and MRO systems that record tasks, components and airworthiness status; crew scheduling and rostering tools that build legal duty patterns; flight operations and dispatch systems; flight planning; safety and quality management systems; and airport operations software. Buyers include airlines, charter and business aviation operators, maintenance organisations, airports, flight schools and drone operators.

When choosing a system, check that it handles your fleet types and the regulator you operate under, how it imports existing records, whether it connects to the tools you already use, and how support and updates are delivered.

The map above shows 1,323 aviation software companies in 49 countries. Most are in the United States (320), France (92), Germany (58), the United Kingdom (50) and Canada (29). Use the filters to narrow it down by specialty, region or country, or search for a product or city.

Many of these companies meet buyers in person. 1,051 of them exhibit at aviation shows, most often at the World Aviation Festival, the Paris Air Show, I/ITSEC and NBAA-BACE. See the aviation events calendar for the next ones.

Software often sits alongside hardware and services. See aircraft avionics suppliers, aviation IT services for integration and support, and aircraft maintenance providers who use these systems daily. For a reminder of why software quality matters in the cockpit too, read about the Airbus A320 flight control software recall.