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16.06.2021 0:03:14
A new product showcasing the power of Tuvoli and the innovation of FlyEasy will be launched later this year.
See full version: Tuvoli Acquisition of FlyEasy Expands Technology Access for Charter Operators and Brokers
A new product showcasing the power of Tuvoli and the innovation of FlyEasy will be launched later this year.
BOSTON--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Tuvoli, an open technology platform that enables charter aircraft brokers and operators to seamlessly buy, sell and pay for flights, announced today its acquisition of FlyEasy, an advanced software aviation solution provider. The acquisition will increase the services available to Tuvoli’s clients including FlyEasy’s map-based business aviation search platform and marketing tools.
Charter operators and brokers are leveraging the FlyEasy platform to streamline charter sales. Through FlyEasy, their customers receive automated empty leg flights, instant trip estimates, flights matching their preferences, and professional charter quotes, making their charter sales teams more efficient. These tools, which will maintain the FlyEasy brand name and are available on a subscription basis, now share an integration into the Tuvoli platform enabling a “best of both worlds” user experience. here
Tuvoli was founded in 2019 with a mission to bring leading-edge technology to a broader segment of the air charter industry. Charter brokers and operators on the platform have been able to buy or sell flights with secure and instant payment facilitation through either a desktop web experience or on their mobile devices.
Both Tuvoli and FlyEasy customers have expressed a desire to reduce the number of independent, disconnected technology tools they are using. This acquisition offers those customers a broader range of capabilities within a single platform. And it will reduce their workload and increase efficiency.
“In developing the FlyEasy tools, we continue to take a humble approach by actively listening to what operators and brokers need and building technology to solve their pain points,” said FlyEasy CEO & Co-Founder Shaan Bhanji. “We test our tech alongside the customers to make sure the product adds extraordinary value to them. As part of the Tuvoli family, we plan to maintain this client-centric focus and are very excited to be developing more of these tools alongside our Tuvoli peers.”
“ We believe our nearly 40 years of dedicated focus on private aviation, IT talent versed in private aviation’s nuances and a critical mass of built-in charter demand upon launch provide Tuvoli users with advantages found nowhere else,” added Ricci.
Buy, sell, pay and get paid for air charter, 24x7x365, from the palm of your hand with Tuvoli. [links]
In the event that the operator cannot fulfill the trip, the buyer can repurpose the funds quickly for use with a different provider. This system protects both parties and funds movement and is governed by the contract that is executed when the parties confirm the terms for a trip. Movement of funds at each stage of the transaction is FDIC-insured, and can happen in a matter of seconds at any time of the day, on any day of the year, including holidays.
BOSTON--( BUSINESS WIRE )--The Tuvoli platform launched today with a mission to make leading-edge technology more accessible to a broader segment of the air charter industry. Leveraging the latest mobile technology for iOS and Android, as well as a desktop web experience, charter brokers and operators can seamlessly buy or sell flights, from the office or on the go, 24x7x365, complete with real-time payment functionality. here
Buy, sell, pay and get paid for air charter, 24x7x365, from the palm of your hand with Tuvoli.
Based in Boston, Tuvoli has a uniquely qualified leadership team. Greg Johnson, President/CIO, has more than two decades of experience in process improvement and information technology within the aviation industry, including roles in engineering leadership at FedEx and as serving as Founder/CEO of OneSky Jets. Sandeep Dalmia, COO, is a CPA and has held a variety of roles at eBay, PayPal and Braintree. Scott Ashton, Chief Commercial Officer, has a broad range of leadership experience in Part 135 charter and fractional operations, having served as Chief Commercial Officer at Gama aviation and President of Associated Aircraft Group.
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“The entire industry is being held back by a lack of direct connectivity to each other, including the ability to pay or be paid, any time, at rates that make sense; that was the driving force behind Directional Aviation’s incubation of Tuvoli,” said Kenneth Ricci, principal, Directional Aviation. “Tuvoli pairs technology, modern methods of payment processing and charter industry intelligence on one clean platform, to unlock growth potential for private aviation companies of all sizes.” more
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