Aerios Integrated Flight Planning Systems for Quoting
The platform now utilizes data from Jeppesen ForeFlight, PPS, and Airbus NAVBLUE to improve charter cost estimates.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Financial Planning
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Aerios has integrated three major flight planning systems into its charter quoting workflow to automate and refine cost calculations. By syncing aircraft performance and fuel burn data directly into its system, the company aims to provide charter brokers with more accurate price quotes.
Why it matters
Charter brokers must balance quote speed with pricing accuracy to remain competitive in a volatile aviation market. This integration removes manual inefficiencies by applying carrier-specific fuel pricing to precise flight performance models.
The system achieves a 10-15% increase in fuel burn precision by importing performance and weather data. Users can also manually override carrier-specific pricing or import supplier data via CSV files to finalize quotes.
The players
Aerios
Aerios is a technology provider that develops software solutions for the charter aviation market.
Jeppesen ForeFlight
Jeppesen ForeFlight is a digital flight planning and aviation navigation service used by pilots and operators worldwide.
Airbus NAVBLUE
Airbus NAVBLUE is a flight operations and air traffic management technology subsidiary of the aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
CargoAi
CargoAi is a digital platform that provides booking services and logistics solutions for the air cargo industry.
The details
The integration connects Aerios with Jeppesen ForeFlight, PPS, and Airbus NAVBLUE N-FP, pulling technical flight data directly into the quoting interface. This allows brokers to combine granular flight path analysis with real-time fuel pricing to generate faster, more reliable quotes for clients.
Timeline
January 2026: Aerios added an artificial intelligence module to its platform.
February 2026: Aerios launched an integration with the booking portal CargoAi.
April 2026: The company integrated a ULD and pallet optimization tool.
October 6, 2026: Aerios announced the new system integration.
Market Dynamics
This integration follows a pattern established by the Jeppesen ForeFlight flight planning ecosystem in professional aviation workflows. By bridging flight operations data directly into financial quoting modules, the company is positioning its software to consolidate disparate aviation logistics.
Brokers utilizing these tools may see increased quote conversion rates due to higher accuracy in price estimation. The shift toward automated fuel burn calculations reduces the time spent on manual overhead, potentially lowering operational costs for charter firms.
The takeaway
The move reflects a broader trend of integrating operational flight data directly into business financial systems. Firms using this approach benefit from faster response times while minimizing the risk of underpricing complex charter routes.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Air Cargo News.
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