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We joined the "Digital Transformation in Business Aviation: Where Do We Stand?" panel at the Elite Wings Aviation Summit in Montreal, days after the CBAA Innovation Stage in Calgary. Here is where we said the industry actually stands, and the one gap we kept coming back to: the distance between buying a tool and the tool actually working.
We took the CBAA Innovation Stage in Calgary with one argument: the average operator is renting more software than it has ever counted, every line of it is rent forever, and AI just made building your own a real option for the first time in thirty years. Here is the whole thing.
I set out to build a chatbot. What I actually built was the foundation for a voice AI system, because the current AI answering service market is kind of crappy.
A $300 billion industry built on the assumption that building software is hard. That assumption is breaking—and the Technalyst is why.
We automated one of aviation's most tedious documentation processes—and Transport Canada approved our AI-generated MEL after just two rounds of feedback.
I've walked into enough charter operations to know what I'm going to find before I even sit down. Five different systems that don't talk to each other. A dispatch coordinator who's basically become a human API.
ForIT joined Ramp's partner program — but the card was never the story. The win is wiring spend straight into the ledger an operator actually closes its books in, whether that's Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or QuickBooks.
One Mac Mini. A pile of Claude Code instances. Ten lifecycle hooks acting as the immune system. This is how ForIT actually runs — the real setup, not the marketing version.
Full disclosure: I'm the CIO at Great North Airlines. So when I say 'we built this website,' I mean I stayed up way too late convincing Claude to write better TypeScript.
WM Aviation came to me with a problem that makes me laugh every time I think about it: their Microsoft Power Pages site was garbage. This is a Microsoft Partner we're talking about.
ForIT uses AI-assisted development to build aviation software faster and cheaper. Here's what that actually means.
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