Skymerse

Skymerse is a flight operations platform for airlines that automates flight planning and monitoring. It takes a flight schedule from an operations control center feed and checks every flight against live NOTAMs, weather, runway constraints, aircraft limits and company procedures, then returns a decision rather than a pile of raw data. Each alert states what changed, which flight is affected, why it matters and what to do next. The checks cover several inputs. NOTAMs are ingested and interpreted through Notamify, the company's NOTAM engine. METARs and TAFs are decoded for departure, destination and alternate airports and compared against operating minima per runway and aircraft type. Aircraft limits such as crosswind and tailwind maximums are applied automatically, and AIP agents extract operational effects from official aeronautical publications. Operations manuals, minimum equipment lists and company minima are applied so verdicts follow the airline's own procedures. The product is built for airline operations control and dispatch teams, directors of operations, chief pilots and crews, and safety and standards groups. The company is based in San Francisco, was founded in 2025 and is backed by Y Combinator. It also describes a next generation electronic flight bag for the cockpit. Pricing is not published. Access starts with a demo request.