OpenAirlines

OpenAirlines was founded in 2006 by Alexandre Feray in Toulouse on a core principle: to help airlines optimize their operations and to reduce their environmental impact.

Starting from the observation that every year nearly 1 billion tons of CO2 are emitted by airplanes, i.e., more than 30 000 kilos of CO2 per second, we have decided to act by developing innovative solutions to help airlines reduce their costs and environmental impact.

Drawing on years of R&D, SkyBreathe® came into the market in 2013 as an innovative eco-flying solution to save fuel and reduce airlines’ carbon footprint by up to 5%.

Rewarded by many innovation awards, the software is now used by a very active community of 55+ airlines worldwide, including Air France, Norwegian, Korean Air, flydubai, and DHL...

So, ready to change the future of aviation with us?

We are a team of passionate innovators who want to revolutionize the aviation industry. Together we are shaping the future of sustainable aviation. Our main goal is to build a game-changing product that positively impacts the environment and people. To guide us along our pass we have a north star: saved CO2. This is our purpose and why we wake up and go to work every morning.

Our team is growing, and we are doing our best every day to keep it tight, authentic, and caring to maintain our strong culture. We believe that a ping-pong table is not enough to bring well-being to the workplace, so we promote concrete collective actions in favor of diversity, and ecology, and organize engaging company retreats to bond our team.

We have identified 6 fundamental aspects that represent our culture since the beginning.

As for our ecological mission, which is at the heart of our product and culture, we do everything possible to reduce our impact as a company. We are committed to reaching net-zero emissions, to do that, we are using various solutions like fully offsetting our flight impact when traveling through reforestation actions or having a robust Green IT approach.

In 2023, SkyBreathe's users saved 420 million kg of fuel, representing more than 1,4 million tons of CO2.