Skystar Launches Trip-Coordination Service for Aircraft Operators

Skystar launched its trip-coordination service on November 2, 2026, offering operators an online dashboard to request and receive quotes, pay for services, track orders and view requests submitted by email.

Key details

• The service coordinates catering, trip support and fuel through local suppliers in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
• Skystar’s reported fees are 8% of catering invoices, with a $75 minimum; 6% for trip support; and $0.10 per gallon for fuel coordination, with a $75 minimum per uplift.
• Skystar lists airport information pages for 3,751 airports: 3,273 in the United States, 378 in Canada and 100 in Mexico. The pages cover customs, fuel, runway and weather details.
• Skystar says it charges operators directly and does not collect fees from suppliers. Fuel suppliers bill operators directly, while Skystar bills its coordination fee separately.
• The reported first-order fee waiver in each service category runs through November 30, 2026, with a cap of $250 per order.
• The service targets mid-sized Part 135 operators, Part 91 flight departments, charter brokers and foreign operators serving the three countries.

Skystar lists airport information pages for 3,751 airports across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Why it matters

Operators can use one dashboard to manage requests across catering, trip support and fuel, while the published airport pages bring customs, fuel, runway and weather information together for airports across three countries.

What happens next

Skystar’s service covers operators and airport information across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Which part of the dashboard would be most useful in managing a flight?