Skymerse (YC S26) — Autopilot for flight operations
Skymerse is building one AI system for airline flight operations: from planning and monitoring in the operations center to real-time support in the cockpit. It is developing specialized aeronautical models that understand the data, constraints, and procedures behind each flight, replacing fragmented tools and manual interpretation.
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Skymerse is building one AI system for airline flight operations: from planning and monitoring in the operations center to real-time support in the cockpit. It is developing specialized aeronautical models that understand the data, constraints, and procedures behind each flight, replacing fragmented tools and manual interpretation. Notamify, its first product, already serves airline customers and thousands pilots and aviation professionals.
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Skymerse automates flight planning and OCC operations. Automated platform processing NOTAMs, weather, and aeronautical data for airlines.
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Damian Szumski
Founder/CEO
Founder at Skymerse (YC S26). Licensed Flight Dispatcher. Previously Product Owner at Flightradar24 API. Background in Aerospace and Flight Ops.
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