About us
APiJET is the leader in Connected Real-time Flight Intelligence.
Airlines and pilots can use real-time onboard contextual airplane data to monitor, analyze, alert and predict — to optimize flights and aircraft turns.
APiJET combines the industry knowledge, credibility and market access of AviationPartners, with the power and effectiveness of the iJet Technologies solution to deliver real returns to the airline customer.
The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Company milestones
2010 — iJet OnBoard founded as communications provider.
2014 — iJet OnBoard becomes iJet Technologies, shifts to onboard software data management.
2015
Icelandair
Launch airline customer Icelandair.
Aviation Partners
Aviation Partners and iJet Joint Venture Formed;
Company name changes to APiJET.
2018
2018-19
NASA TASAR
Evaluation & Commercial Licenses.
STC Certification
B737NG FAA STC AID Server.
2019
2020
Digital Winglets
Product launch based on NASA TASAR.
Alaska Airlines
Commenced Trial.
2020
Join our Partner Program
Airline customers want the confidence in knowing all the components in an end-to-end solution will integrate and work well together and most importantly that APiJET and its partners are available to resolve any issues. The APiJET Proven Partner Program highlights those partners who have worked withus to prove our joint products and services work well together.
The APiJET Smart Aircraft™ System can interact with several different categories of technology. Each category has its own requirements and requires testing before becoming approved.
Onboard
Hardware
Onboard Hardware systems need to provide adequate system resources and have the ability to easily host and deploy the APiJET software stack.
Connectivity
To ensure that data can be sent to and from the aircraft while inflight and on the ground.
Partners need to be able to provide the APiJET Smart Aircraft System an IP link as well as configure certain network attributes.
Software Applications & Sensors
Ability to send data to software applications and receive data from sensors, using RESTAPI, standardized ARINC interfaces (e.g. ARINC 834) or functional equivalents.
Consultant & Software vendors
Partners in this category have worked with the APiJET Smart Aircraft System, and are familiar with its capabilities and how aircraft data can help airline customers operate more efficiently.
