Osprey Flight Solutions
Osprey Flight Solutions, a UK company, combines AI analytics with expert analysts to warn airlines about conflict zones and other security and safety risks along their routes.
With 11 to 50 staff, it received a growth investment of more than 40 million pounds from Level Equity in September 2025, partly to develop generative AI. It issued 2,275 risk notifications across more than 200 countries in 2025. Its records give both Winchester and London as its base, and both 2017 and 2018 as its founding year.
It names easyJet, KLM, Virgin Atlantic and Singapore Airlines as customers, and signed a three-year deal with Ethiopian Airlines in August 2025; these come from its own releases.
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Osprey Flight Solutions is profiled in the companies register, but no deployment has been verified against published evidence. Records are added as evidence is reviewed and graded.
Products & Solutions
4 productsOsprey :Core
Osprey :Core is the foundation product of the Osprey Flight Solutions suite, providing real-time aviation security and safety notifications to commercial airlines, cargo carriers, and business jet operators.
- Real-time push notifications on aviation security and safety events
- AI filtering of 100,000s of sources in 60+ languages, updated every few minutes
- Integrated flight plan feeds, automatic per-flight risk assessment across entire network
- ICAO-compliant AI-powered in-app language translation
4 more features
- Probability scoring on forecast notifications with analyst commentary
- Country, airport, and airspace risk reports on demand
- 24/7 continuous monitoring with push alerts
- 2,275 notifications and 301,881 pings issued in 2025
Technical specifications (1)
- Cloud SaaS. AI ML algorithms for threat filtering and categorisation. Flight plan feed integration. ICAO language translation. REST API integration with operations systems.
Osprey :Explore
Osprey :Explore is Osprey's aviation safety and security incident database and map interface, providing long-term analytical views of global risk data. Users can interrogate the full dataset across specific dates, timescales, and geographic areas across 11+ themes including conflict zones and social unrest.
- World's largest aviation safety and security incident database
- Map-based interface with historical and live data
- 11+ filtering themes including conflict zones, GPS interference, social unrest
- Long-term analytical view for trend analysis and underwriting
2 more features
- Customisable dashboard for proactive research
- Widely used by aviation insurance brokers and underwriters
Technical specifications (1)
- Cloud SaaS. Customisable geospatial dashboard. Historical dataset. REST API.
Osprey Risk Manager
Stand-alone aviation-specific risk management platform that centralises, automates, and streamlines security risk management processes. Built in alignment with ICAO Annex 17 and ISO 31000 standards.
Replaces fragmented, manual risk documentation and tracking processes with a unified, compliance-aligned platform that automates workflows, ensures audit-readiness, and enables consistent communication from pilots to executive teams.
- Centralised risk identification, analysis, treatment, and documentation
- Real-time alert integration
- Automated workflows
- Advanced reporting tools and audit-ready documentation
5 more features
- Customisable dashboards
- Reporting templates
- Mitigation libraries
- Stakeholder communication tools across all levels (pilots to executives)
- Monitoring and tracking of global risk developments
Technical specifications (3)
- Aligned with ICAO Annex 17
- Aligned with ISO 31000
- Stand-alone product (no dependency on other Osprey modules required)
- ICAO Annex 17 alignment
- ISO 31000 alignment
Osprey:Pulse
Flagship AI-enabled operational decision-making platform for systematic aviation security risk management. Delivers an instantaneous, dynamic view of the risk profile for an operator's entire flight network by automatically risk-assessing every filed flight plan globally via integrated flight plan feeds.
Eliminates manual, fragmented risk assessment workflows for large-scale aviation operators by automating flight-level risk scoring across entire operational networks, enabling rapid detection of where key risks lie and supporting compliant operational decision-making.
- AI-enabled technology for dynamic global aviation risk mapping
- Integrated flight plan feed ingestion for automatic per-flight risk assessment
- Single-screen network-wide risk profile view
- Real-time monitoring from pre-departure through landing
2 more features
- Continuous monitoring, risk assessment persists until flight is closed
- Supports governments, regulatory bodies, airlines, and large business jet operators
Technical specifications (3)
- Processes data from over 200,000 open-source feeds in 60+ languages
- Continuous monitoring, risk assessment persists until flight is closed
- API integration with third-party flight planning software
Register notes
Notes held in the Aerostack register. Aerostack has not independently verified them.
Osprey provides AI-powered aviation security and risk intelligence to airline operators, helping them assess threats to aircraft, crew, and passengers across global routes.
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The platform uses generative AI to synthesise threat data, political risk, and operational intelligence into route-level risk assessments.
The market driver is rising geopolitical complexity, airspace conflicts, terrorist threat evolution, and increasing airline accountability for crew and passenger safety in high-risk environments.
Key differentiators are the military intelligence pedigree of the founding team and the breadth of airline customers across LCCs and full-service carriers.
Primary competitors are Riskline and WYVERN in the aviation risk intelligence space, with broader competition from geopolitical risk vendors (Control Risks, Verisk Maplecroft) entering aviation.
Customers include KLM, Virgin Atlantic, and Singapore Airlines.
Profile data from the Aerostack companies register; deployment records from the verified register. Evidence grades: T1 first-party confirmation, T2 credible reporting. See Our approach for how records are graded.