FlyNava Technologies

FlyNava Technologies makes Jupiter 5.5, an airline pricing management platform. The site describes it as an airline revenue optimisation platform for continuous pricing. The company also offers INAYA, an AI assistant for pricing actions. The site does not give a head office address.

Jupiter joins market monitoring, airline pricing rules, approvals and fare distribution in one workflow. The site says it updates 500,000 fares in under two minutes. It says pricing decisions can be made about 50 percent faster. It says distribution errors fall by 90 to 99 percent. The site also lists a revenue uplift of 4 to 5 percent.

The product follows six steps: monitor, analyse, simulate, decide, execute and learn. The site says Jupiter tracks market, competitive, fare and demand signals as they change. Teams can test ideas in simulation before they act. The company says its systems are explainable and auditable, so airlines can see decisions and outcomes.

The company says it is ISO 27001:2022 certified. Customer success support is provided through VEDA, which the site describes as 24/7 support. The site lists use cases and says the platform fits the complex pricing and distribution work of airlines.

The company began with the idea that airline pricing could be smarter and less manual. The site shows a timeline from 2015 to 2026. Its founder and CEO, Mahesh Shastry, presented at the ATPCO Elevate 2018 showcase. The website has a demo request form, investor and partnership contacts, and general enquiry details.