flyExclusive secured the right to buy this software in October 2025. In March 2026 it exercised it.

flyExclusive acquired Volato’s Mission Control flight scheduling software, paid in FLYX Class A common stock under the structured agreement announced in October 2025 — the agreement that granted flyExclusive the right to acquire Volato’s technology platforms and intellectual property for up to an additional $2.0 million in stock.

What the platform covers

• Flight scheduling optimisation.
• Communications and CRM.
• Crew scheduling.
• Maintenance management.
• AI-assisted pricing agents.
• Analytics dashboards.

The point of buying it

The value for us is not selling scheduling software. The value is improving network efficiency.

Jim Segrave, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Volato’s chief executive Matt Liotta described the sale as reflecting a disciplined approach while generating incremental value for Volato shareholders.

Two weeks later the company announced that Mission Control’s intellectual property had been folded into Contrails, the flight management system it is opening to other Part 135 operators. The October 2025 agreement is covered in flyExclusive acquires Volato’s aircraft sales division.

Reported by Private Jet Card Comparisons, 10 March 2026, and disclosed in the company’s Form 8-K. Read the coverage.