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Tomorrow.io

Weather Intelligence

Tomorrow.io, a Boston weather company, uses its own satellites and machine learning to produce detailed forecasts, with tools for airline operations and airport ramps.

Founded in 2016 with 201 to 500 staff, it sells the Altitude agentic suite for airline control centres and dispatch, GroundControl for ramp decisions and its base aviation platform. The register names no airline or airport customer and has not verified its description.

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Tomorrow.io 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

3 products

Altitude Agentic Suite

An agentic aviation intelligence platform purpose-built for airline IOCC, network planning, and dispatch teams.

The problem it addresses

Airlines suffer from fragmented weather tools, manual monitoring, and reactive responses to weather-driven disruptions. Weather impacts cascade across networks as crew duty timeouts, misconnects, and ground delays compound. Dispatch and network teams lack a unified global weather standard and automated alerting tied directly to their operational logic.

Key features
  • Continuous network-wide weather risk monitoring across all airports and routes
  • Proactive detection of disruption points enabling rebanking and asset repositioning before irregular operations occur
  • Direct linkage of weather impacts to aircraft and crew schedules to foresee duty timeouts and misconnects
  • Per-flight turbulence, icing, convection, and crosswind hazard scoring with corridor optimisation
5 more features
  • Alternate airport condition assessment for diversion planning
  • Rule-based alerting configured to each operator's own operational logic
  • Standardised APIs for integration into airline systems
  • Powered by Gale, Tomorrow.io's AI engine
  • Globally consistent high-resolution forecasts
Technical specifications (4)
  • Built on Tomorrow.io proprietary satellite constellation
  • Rapid-refresh physics and AI-driven weather models
  • Full end-to-end integration layer
  • Standardised APIs
Certifications and approvals
  • JCSDA (Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation) validated
Product documentation

GroundControl Agentic Suite

An agentic weather intelligence platform designed for airport, ramp, and de-icing operations teams.

The problem it addresses

Airport and ramp teams make weather-critical ground decisions (ramp stoppages, de-icing timing, crew deployment) based on fragmented or general weather data, leading to unnecessary stoppages, over-treating or under-treating with de-icing fluid, and scrambled turnarounds.

Key features
  • Real-time monitoring of runway winds, lightning, visibility, snow, and ice
  • Policy-aligned automated action triggers for ramp stoppages and safety protocols
  • Weather windows for fueling, loading, towing, and maintenance activities
  • Hyperlocal de-icing queue timing and staffing optimisation
5 more features
  • Forecasted holdover times for de-icing fluid management
  • Snowfall intensity monitoring for winter operations planning
  • Apron parking safety during inclement weather
  • High wind procedure alerting against operator-defined thresholds
  • Air cargo management weather communications
Technical specifications (3)
  • Hyperlocal forecast resolution at runway and apron level
  • Integration with operator-specific operational rules
  • Space-based satellite weather sensing constellation
Product documentation

Aviation Suite (legacy/base platform)

A weather intelligence platform and API offering for airline operations control centres and dispatch teams providing flight-level weather data (turbulence, icing, convection, crosswinds), global waypoints and NAV aids, flight schedule integration, low-level winds and temperature data, and automated alerting workflows.

The problem it addresses

Airline OCC and dispatch teams rely on multiple fragmented weather sources that produce conflicting data, creating decision delays and poor weather awareness during operations. Dispatchers need a single source of operational weather truth with automated team alerts.

Key features
  • Flight-level weather data from 3,000 to 55,000 feet (wind, temperature, icing risk, turbulence)
  • Low-level winds and temperature data from 10 to 300 metres (11 altitude levels)
  • Global waypoints and NAV aids data layer
  • Flight schedule and route visualisation (FAA SWIM data for US airports)
4 more features
  • Flight number search and departure/arrival weather
  • Automated team alert workflows (email, WhatsApp integration)
  • Customisable airport network weather reports with Gale AI summaries
  • Fully customisable aviation dashboard templates
Technical specifications (5)
  • API access for all aviation data layers
  • FAA SWIM integration for US flight schedule data
  • Weather data from 3,000 to 55,000 feet globally
  • Low-level data: CONUS and Israel only
  • Historical, real-time, and forecast data availability
Product documentation

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