SKYTRAC acquires Troo Corporation’s aviation division

The acquisition includes the TrooTrax platform, which provides real-time map-based predictive flight following, mission monitoring, and location intelligence to Operational Control Centers (OCCs) and flight departments around the world. The TrooTrax platform contributes to improved safety during flight, supporting fleets of up to 500 aircraft through a modern, predictive platform that generates advanced insights for swift and accurate OCC decision-making.

The Part 135 compliant platform offers a true pre-flight to post-mission monitoring solution with real-time predictive visual weather, automated real-time risk detection and mitigation, Master Caution Panel alerts, flight plan deviation and overdue notifications, flight data monitoring integrations, a configurable TrooTrax Mission mobile application that provides intensive fleet-wide insights to operators, and more.

Helping to reduce fatalities for air medical missions

“The TrooTrax Mission platform is an advanced, powerful solution ultimately designed for enhancing the safety of airborne operations,” said David Balcean, Aviation Technical Specialist at TrooTrax. “At TrooTrax, we take pride in knowing our platform helps to reduce fatalities for air medical, aerial firefighting, airline, business aviation, search and rescue, as well as paramilitary and government fleets worldwide.”

"TrooTrax Mission brings strong technology and a talented team to solidify our position as a powerful, market-leading flight following and mission support solution," added Malachi Nordine, President of SKYTRAC. "With our mutual focus on situational awareness, safety, and efficiency, we’ve long recognized the exceptional capabilities of the Troo team and software and are excited to have them as part of SKYTRAC."

TrooTrax joins the ACR Group of companies and will continue to operate as usual under new ownership while retaining its existing brand and personnel. As per company policy, financial terms of the acquisition will not be released.