SkySelect
SkySelect, founded in 2017 with offices in San Francisco and Tallinn, uses AI to buy aircraft parts, comparing availability, condition, price and interchangeability and placing orders automatically.
With 11 to 50 staff, it raised a 9 million US dollar growth round in March 2026, co-led by Verb Ventures and RockCreek. It added agentic AI workers in February 2026. It reports 1.3 billion US dollars of transactions in 2025.
MTU Maintenance, TAP Air Portugal and Wideroe are quoted users, and JetBlue, Sun Country, ATSG and Vueling were named in its funding coverage. Savings claims of up to 20 per cent are its own.
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Products & Solutions
2 productsSkySelect Procurement Platform
Aviation parts and materials procurement platform connecting airlines and MRO operators with a network of approved suppliers, automating the RFQ, quote comparison, purchase order, and invoice workflow for routine and AOG parts procurement.
Aviation parts procurement via email and phone across multiple suppliers is slow, error-prone, and lacks audit trail. A digital procurement platform standardises the procurement workflow, reduces cycle time, and improves supplier price transparency.
- Multi-supplier parts search and RFQ
- Automated quote comparison and award
- Purchase order and delivery tracking
- Supplier approval and compliance management
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- $6B+ parts procurement processed
Technical specifications (1)
- Cloud SaaS
SkySelect Procurement AI
AI layer within the SkySelect platform that analyses procurement patterns, supplier performance, and market pricing to generate purchasing recommendations, identify cost-saving opportunities, and automate routine procurement decisions.
Procurement teams processing high volumes of routine parts requests need AI assistance to identify optimal suppliers, flag pricing anomalies, and automate decision-making on standard items to reduce manual workload.
- Supplier recommendation based on price, availability, and performance
- Pricing anomaly detection
- Automated routine procurement decision support
- Spend analytics and cost optimisation insights
Register notes
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SkySelect applies specialised AI to aircraft parts procurement, a $40B annual market where airlines simultaneously hold $50B in excess inventory while facing $30B/year in aircraft-on-ground (AOG) losses from parts unavailability.
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The company's AI matches part requests with thousands of global suppliers in real time, enabling just-in-time procurement and reducing the need for safety stock.
Primary competitors are legacy ERP systems (SAP, RAMCO), marketplaces like ILS (Component Control), and newer entrants like Inventory Locator Service (ILS).
SkySelect's Estonian base and EU funding alignment give it a strong European regulatory and customer access position.
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