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MySky enhances Part 91 ops with Scheduler launch
Scheduler will integrate with various avionics manufacturers, automatically pulling post-flight data from their onboard flight management systems.
MySky Scheduler is an aircraft scheduling tool designed to meet the needs of Part 91 operators without disrupting those focused on Part 135.

Spend management platform provider MySky has launched MySky Scheduler, an aircraft scheduling tool designed to meet the unique needs of Part 91 operators without disrupting those focused on Part 135. The move comes following MySky’s recent acquisition of Satcom Direct’s scheduling platform, which has been integrated into the MySky ecosystem.

Under MySky management, Scheduler will integrate with various avionics manufacturers, automatically pulling post-flight data from their onboard flight management systems. This eliminates the need for manual post-flight data entry, increases operational efficiency and ensures greater accuracy, freeing up time for users to work on more strategic tasks.

Jean De Looz, head of Americas, says: “MySky Scheduler is an extension of our commitment to bringing cutting-edge financial services and operational efficiency to the aviation industry. By adding Scheduler to our suite of products, we are providing our customers with unparalleled synergy and automation across their operations.”

The platform will work cohesively with MySky’s financial services portfolio, Spend, Quote, Budget, Tax and Procure, providing users with automated workflows and a virtuous cycle of value.

De Looz adds: “We are fully committed to supporting and investing in MySky Scheduler. The team is continuously looking for ways to improve our solutions and bring powerful automation and efficiency to our customers.”

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