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AeroCloud
Airport operation software provider
- 21-100 employees
- B2B
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- Machine Learning
- SaaS
- Macclesfield, UK
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Company mission
To become the largest provider of operation automation software for the small to medium-sized airport market globally.
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back within 2 weeks
63% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
Airports are complex and dynamic environments that require efficient management tools in order to operate smoothly. Airport management solutions are designed to help airport operators better manage different aspects of airport operations, such as flight scheduling, resource allocation, passenger processing, and safety management.
Aerocloud is a cloud-native airport management solution using technology to solve the challenges airports face daily. Working with airports in Manchester and Eindhoven in Europe, as well as Tampa International and John Wayne Airport in the US, Aerocloud's cloud-based software system makes for an accessible, cost-effective solution for airport management.
Currently, the startup has offices in Macclesfield, London and Florida, and has a target to hit over 100 customers by the end of 2023. Aerocloud is currently focused on scaling up its operations, hiring new talent for its worldwide offices and focusing on growing its presence in North America and Europe for a successful future.
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Benefits
- Take your birthday off work on us as well
- Extensive upskilling and training
- Company pension scheme
- Extensive up skill opportunities
- 25 days of paid time off per year
- Access to employee perks and discounts
- Flexible working environment & hours
- Share options scheme
- Access to our Employee Assistance Program
Funding (2 rounds)
Feb 2023
$12.6m
SERIES A
May 2021
$1.7m
SEED
Total funding: $14.3m
Leadership
George Richardson
(CEO)Previously a professional racing driver having competed in the European Le Mans Series and was the youngest British driver ever to podium at the Indianapolis Brickyard.