dCortex

dCortex makes software for airline operations. The company calls it a System of Action, an agentic platform that coordinates crews, gates, schedules, maintenance and operational constraints. It starts with the operations control center. The site says the aim is to help airlines recover faster and run with more confidence under pressure.

The site describes a typical morning, such as a first officer calling in sick, and how that spreads through crew control, gate planning and dispatch. dCortex is said to reason across these areas and recover the day before the problem cascades. Uses listed include disruption recovery, gate and turnaround planning, and passenger re-accommodation. The platform reads policy manuals, union contracts and FAA rules directly, so they do not need to be recoded by hand.

The company says it needs no rip-and-replace. It connects to existing systems, real-time feeds and unstructured data, and offers a 90-day path to production. A human stays in the loop, with the controller approving actions. The site reports a case where a hub carrier put dCortex into crew operations in 90 days. Controller time per case fell from about 20 minutes on three monitors and six applications to about 5 minutes on one console.

The company also invites airlines to become design partners. It asks for a real operational problem, access to operations and data, and a team ready to move fast. Its engineers would sit with controllers in the operations control center. The site has a LinkedIn link and a contact form.