Stellar Labs, a Silicon Valley-based tech company, has launched a new iOS app and web booking portal that provides travellers with access to real-time pricing, guaranteed availability and hundreds of options for aircraft charters.
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Two online charter-booking platforms are vying for dominance in the market to allow consumers to make their own flight reservations and pay for them online. This week, Stellar Labs is launching its iOS app and web-booking portal in the U.S., following the September launch of Stratajet, which has been live in the European market since April.
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Stellar Labs, a Silicon Valley based tech company, will officially launch its charter Marketplace at the NBAA Business Aviation and Conference in Florida. To support the launch, Stellar has commissioned some new research into the US business aviation market, and key findings for how to grow it.
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Rockwell Collins has teamed up with Silicon Valley company Stellar Labs to develop an enhanced, cloud-based version of the former’s ARINC Direct flight operations management system. The as-yet-unbranded service, unveiled at NBAA today, will give aircraft operators and flight departments “access to an end-to-end aircraft management solution through mobile devices, tablets and web browsers”, the two companies say.
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Rockwell Collins will be featuring its latest innovations for the flight deck, cabin and flight support services at the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) 2016 Convention and Exhibition taking place Nov. 1-3 in Orlando, Fla. Rockwell Collins will showcase multiple packages and incentives for operators that will soon be equipping their flight deck for Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) operations, all of which bring turn-key compliance with mandates and options for enhancements that enable safer and more efficient flying.
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How does it work when you or your assistant call or go online to charter a private jet via a broker? As I’ve detailed before, it’s not like Uber, nor is it like booking a ticket on a commercial airline through say United.com, where you see real time availability, and by clicking “purchase” have secured your seat on the plane. Or at least it hasn’t been that way so far, although folks are trying.
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