Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Thrive Aviation Doubles Fleet in 18 Months with MySky
Financial automation cuts errors and speeds reporting
Thrive Aviation COO Rickey Oswald, left, shakes hands with Thrive CEO and co-founder Curtis Edenfield in front of a business jet
Thrive Aviation COO Rickey Oswald, left, shakes hands with Thrive CEO and co-founder Curtis Edenfield.

Nevada-based charter operator Thrive Aviation has doubled its managed fleet from 13 to 30 aircraft in 18 months by adopting financial services provider MySky’s automation platform, the companies announced.

By centralizing its financial processes, Thrive was able to shorten its monthly close by five business days, reducing data entry errors by 20%, and halving receipt review time. The company reports that vendor and fuel procurement savings exceed $200,000 across the fleet, allowing it to attract new aircraft owners with transparent reporting and cost control.