San Francisco-based Portside has expanded its portfolio of business aviation software and service offerings with its acquisition of the Flight Operations System (FOS) hosting business line from Stellar Labs. Charter and corporate aircraft operators using Collins Aerospace Flight Operations System can now use Portside as their third-party hosting provider. 

By integrating Feasibility-IQ with BART's scheduling software, users gain quick access to the same trip intelligence used by Universal’s international mission planning experts, directly through BART’s user interface.

Universal Weather and Aviation has integrated its Feasibility-IQ mission planning and intelligence app with Portside's BART scheduling software system. 

Inspired to build a tech-forward solution, Alek Vernitsky and Alek Strygin co-founded Portside, which allows aircraft operators to share schedules, financial and maintenance data, and other key aircraft information with owners, banks and insurance companies through a web-based portal.

The move brings BART scheduling software products within Portside's flight department offering alongside Owner Portal, Optimiser and ExpensePulse.

Portside’s investment is another step forward in the expansion of its product suite, it said. The funds will support the continued growth of Portside’s customer base of Part 135 and Part 91 flight departments.

Portside has acquired Professional Flight Management (PFM), allowing the San Francisco-based provider of cloud-based software for business aviation to build on its services by adding Pennsylvania-based PFM's scheduling and dispatch software platform for corporate flight departments.

Portside began offering the whole aircraft management version of its platform to customers in May 2018. Since then, it has added operators, corporate departments and government customers in 25 countries.

Airshare has partnered with Portside, Inc. to develop a new cloud-based data and reporting platform for Airshare's fractional program.

An interview with Alek Vernitsky, the CEO of Portside, a San Francisco based technology company revolutionizing financial management of aircraft.

Portside has launched a private aviation reporting and analytics platform, enabling aircraft management companies to easily analyze and track the performance of their aircraft.

Portside expands its innovative aircraft owner reporting platform to service aircraft management companies in addition to corporate flight departments.

Portside launched its private aviation reporting and analytics platform at EBACE on Monday. The San Francisco-based company designed the software as a solution for aircraft owners seeking transparency in reports of their aircraft utilization and performance.