That's a wrap: NBAA-BACE 2026

Three days in Las Vegas, one small booth in the West Hall, and Flyn working real trips in front of real operators. Thank you to everyone who stopped by.

What happened at the booth

BACE was Flyn's first time in public. The plan was simple: a request comes in, Flyn drafts the quote, lines up the bids and sends the routine updates you approve, and you watch it happen on the screen in front of you. We ran that trip more times than we can count, and the questions got better every day.

We talked with charter operators, brokers, FBOs and ground handlers, people from much bigger companies than ours, and a few who wandered in because Flyn's face was on the back wall. More than twenty of those conversations are turning into calls and demos over the next two weeks. If one of them is yours, you've already heard from us, and you'll hear from us again.

What we heard

The same thing, in a dozen accents. The flying is the easy part. The quoting, the chasing, the retyping of the same trip into four places, the Friday-night update to five people: that's what eats the day. Nobody asked for another dashboard. Everyone asked whether Flyn could take the busywork off a two-airplane shop without a six-figure contract.

The tools are free. Flyn is $300 a month for your whole company. That didn't change in Vegas, and it isn't going to.

The drawing

Entries for the $250 Amazon gift card closed at noon Pacific on October 22. We pick the winner at random and tell them by email. We don't publish names, so if it's you, check your inbox.

What's next

• Demos reopen Thursday, October 29. We took a week to sleep and follow up. Book a call and watch Flyn work one of your trips.
• We're hiring. A founding engineer in the US, a full-stack software engineer in Lahore, Pakistan (salary negotiable), a remote sales rep and a marketing intern. The roles are here.
• More of Flyn's channels. Text, email, chat and voice. Wajeeh is on it.

Thank you, Las Vegas. See you at the next one.