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Optirise Ops Software Now Integrated with Skylegs FMS

Combined platforms aim to improve efficiency of business aircraft operations

Rise and Skylegs — Rise and Skylegs have integrated their respective operations software and flight management systems.

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

September 25, 2025

Rise is integrating its Optirise fleet and operations optimization software with the Skylegs flight manager system. The companies said the combined platforms will help aircraft operators to streamline flight scheduling.

According to France-based Rise, operators using Skylegs can now directly input fleet, crew, and operational data into Optirise, which was launched in 2023 specifically for business aircraft operations. It claimed this approach improves the process for allocating aircraft and crew to specific planned flights in the most cost-effective way.

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