Jeppesen ForeFlight

Jeppesen ForeFlight is an aviation software and data company. It brings four brands together: Jeppesen, ForeFlight, Sentry and OzRunways. It provides data, software and insights for pilots, operators and flight crews in commercial, military, business and general aviation.

The company says its platforms help plan, navigate, monitor and improve more than 60 million flights each year. They support crew, fleet and flight planning, network and operations management, and flight deck tools. Its navigation data is a global standard, and it uses AI in its newer products.

Jeppesen began in 1934, when Captain E.B. Jeppesen started selling aviation navigation charts. It now supplies aeronautical data, charts and flight operations tools. ForeFlight began in 2007 with flight planning software and mobile apps for pilots. Its apps have become common tools for flight operations.

Sentry makes a portable ADS-B receiver. The device gives weather and traffic data, carbon monoxide alerts and other features to improve inflight awareness. OzRunways was founded in 2010 with the aim of making the cockpit paperless. It makes flight apps for pilots in Australia and New Zealand.

Recent news from October 2026 covers several products. FliteDeck Pro version 5.3 adds an enroute profile view for commercial crews. A new safety management tool helps business aviation operators with safety reporting, risk assessment and corrective actions. The Airflow platform adds agents that help operators check trip feasibility and start each shift with one operational view.

The company has offices in Englewood, Colorado and Austin, Texas. Its press team handles media enquiries, and support questions go to separate help sites for each brand. Careers are open for people who want to help shape the future of flight.

Services

• Navigation data and charts
• Flight planning software
• Flight operations tools
• Airflow platform agents
• Sentry ADS-B receiver
• Flight deck tools
• Safety management tool
• Crew, fleet and flight planning
• Network and operations management