AirPlx

AirPlx makes aviation operations software for FBOs and MROs. The software gives a live picture of a whole base, with every aircraft planned, stacked, moved, documented and tracked. The company is listed as founded in 2024.

AirPlx tracks inbound aircraft using ADS-B and flight plan data. A hangar or ramp position is assigned before the aircraft lands. Its AutoStack feature lays out the hangar and aims for the fewest tows.

For tow safety, every move starts with a pre-tow checklist and is logged. Tow limits are shown for each aircraft. Damage reports let staff photograph an aircraft and attach the pictures to its tail number. Base View shows where each aircraft is parked and what work is underway.

Customers named on the site include Jet Aviation Milwaukee, Port City Air, Atlantic Aviation, Cascade Aerospace, Duncan Aviation and Jet Access. Jet Aviation Milwaukee reports 10 percent more nightly hangar revenue. A planner at Duncan Aviation says hangar planning time was cut in half.

The about page says the idea began when a hangar manager planned each night's aircraft in Microsoft Paint. The company says it is bootstrapped and independently run. It builds the product by visiting ramps and hangars and measuring door openings and clearances in person.

AirPlx says it runs at FBOs, MRO facilities, airport authorities and multi base operators. The site offers a demo booking, an ROI calculator, a blog and a contact form. It says someone who knows the product usually answers within 1 to 2 business days.