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Charlotte Bailey

Talon Air has adopted AI-powered financial platform MySky to streamline its accounting and sales functions, a decision the New York-based management and charter operator sees as a key element of its growth strategy.
Privately owned MySky said the AI-powered spend management platform is designed for the private aviation industry, promising “Swiss standards in terms of efficiency, system security, and data confidentiality.” MySky collects, digitizes, verifies, analyzes, and stores all financial information and offers instant access to the information that matters, according to the company.
The decision follows Talon Air’s return to independent ownership earlier this year, led by CEO James Chitty. “As Talon Air scales to meet increasing demand…leadership identified automation and real-time operational data as key enablers for sustainable and efficient growth,” the company said.
Chitty clarified that the use of MySky will “help [Talon Air] meet the increasing needs of [its clients] for timely data,” with the speed and accuracy of the information also enabling more timely decisions. Talon Air is looking to double its 2024 level of sales, quotes, and managed clients.

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