Moove Makes Its Play Into U.S. Corporate Aviation Market

The updated booking portal features use cases for flight departments in North America, along with on-demand and empty-leg fulfillment in the EU.

Julie Boatman

Tuesday, December 13, 2022 at 04:59 PM ET

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The online booking portal offers several user interfaces while giving a soft pitch for the utility of business aviation. [Credit: Moove]

Key Takeaways:

Moove, a French startup, has expanded its SaaS marketplace for business aviation to the U.S. market, focusing initially on flight departments, while enhancing its empty-leg scheduling and on-demand fulfillment capabilities in Europe.
The platform aims to grow the market for turboprop aircraft by demonstrating their economic and environmental benefits for short-distance business travel, particularly to small and medium-sized businesses unfamiliar with general aviation.
Moove provides real-time planning and dynamic pricing for operators, emphasizing the efficiency and productivity savings of private turboprop flights over traditional travel methods.
A key feature of Moove's offering is a proprietary algorithm designed to identify and monetize "empty-leg" flights, significantly increasing the chances for operators to sell these repositioning segments.

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Eight months ago, French startup and application developer Moove launched its SaaS marketplace booking portal for business aviation applications. The focus? On leveraging the economy and efficiency of turboprop aircraft in a wide array of transportation solutions, beginning in the European Union.

Today, Paris-based Moove announced its next foray, which takes it to the U.S. market with use cases for flight departments in North America. In addition, it is expanding its capabilities to encompass empty-leg scheduling and on-demand fulfillment for European customers.