PERMITS to Fly

PERMITS to Fly is a software company based in Kielce, Poland. Its system applies for overflight and landing permits. The site says it does this automatically. It also tracks the permit process and keeps users informed about changes.

The site describes the problem the product solves. Permit work often involves AIRAC cycles, NOTAMs, weather problems, delays and schedule changes. The company says its system reduces costly errors and lowers stress for staff. It is built for airlines and agencies that need permits for flights.

The founder and chief executive is Ewelina Szawlis. The site says she has worked as a navigation specialist, a dispatcher and a permit application coordinator. She has also been a contact point for aviation authorities, embassies and diplomatic offices. She gathered a team of specialists to build the product.

The site has two sections for different users. The manager section is about making a permit team more efficient. The user section is about making the permit process simpler and less stressful. A contact form lets visitors ask for details or a consultation about the product.

The site says the project behind PERMITS to Fly received EU funds. It gives a total project value of 1,229,730.19 PLN. The EU share was 990,813.55 PLN. The project aims to launch software for airlines and permit agencies.

The office is at Karola Olszewskiego Street in Kielce. The site lists general, sales and IT contacts. It also links to a LinkedIn page and a group called PtF for Professionals.

The site describes the product as a response to real needs. It says the system was built from direct experience with overflight and landing permits. It also says the system monitors the flow of information and keeps staff informed. The site says the team posts news about the product on its LinkedIn page. Phone numbers for support and sales are listed on the contact page.