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Cirro’s parent company, AirSuite, is experiencing record-high onboarding and earnings in the first quarter. AirSuite now delivers software to the majority of Canadian helicopter
operators and has become the Canadian rotary industry’s preferred flight operations management system and app. AirSuite, headquartered in Thunder Bay, Ontario, is also reporting an increase in fixed-wing subscribers.
“We anticipated this rush of new Canadian clients with the new Flight Duty Times regulations coming into effect on December 12, but it’s surpassed our projections. We’ve exceeded our targets for the first two quarters of the year and we’re very happy to report that it’s projected to keep growing,” says Michael Kleywegt, CEO of AirSuite.
With double the number of clients, and higher than expected projections into 2023, Cirro by AirSuite is “a confident frontrunner in Canada,” says Kleywegt.
“We’re recruiting as a priority. We’re increasing the support and development teams to keep pace with the high-quality service our clients are accustomed to,” says Kleywegt. “For example, with more demand from the fixed-wing operators we’re now serving aircraft fleets that include De Havilland, Beechcraft, Metroliners, Cessna and Pilatus.”
This fall, AirSuite received industry membership from the Air Transportation Assocation of Canada (ATAC) and Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA).
Doug Carlson, COO of AirSuite, says the uptick is indicative of the overall industry boom; “Aviation is busier than it was in pre-pandemic peak times. The pandemic also accelerated cloud adoption, and our surge reflects those trends. We’re very proud to help busy operators get the job done safely and reliably. It’s definitely a milestone year here at AirSuite.”
This press release was prepared and distributed by AirSuite
