Overview
Aerostrat provides maintenance planning software for the aviation industry, with Aerros helping airlines schedule heavy aircraft maintenance proactively. Aerros analyzes costs, material needs, components, and labor to forecast timing and spend, so users can optimize each maintenance task. It differentiates itself by focusing specifically on aviation maintenance, offering direct, 24/7 customer support and a close feedback loop with clients. Its goal is to reduce total aircraft ownership costs by improving decision-making and maintenance yield.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- AAR's January 2026 Thai Airways win validates cross-sell into large airline accounts.
- AAR's software portfolio now exceeds 10,000 aircraft, widening Aerostrat distribution.
- Contingent revenue targets through August 1, 2028 reward Aerostrat expansion inside AAR.
What critics are saying
- AAR must launch contingent products by December 31, 2026 or lose $1 million.
- Aerostrat now depends on AAR; Trax integration can subsume standalone Aerros sales.
- If Trax prioritizes its own planning stack, Aerostrat becomes an expendable feature line.
What makes Aerostrat unique
- ERP-agnostic Aerros still supports 5,000 aircraft after AAR's August 2025 acquisition.
- Thai Airways selected Aerros in January 2026 for long-range maintenance forecasting.
- Aerros automates complex scheduling, aircraft allocation, and heavy-maintenance planning for airlines.
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