VariFlight
Chinese information technology company
Feeyo Technology Co., Ltd, (Chinese: 飞友科技有限公司), abbreviated as VariFlight, is a civil aviation digital technology enterprise established in 2005. Operating under the international brand VariFlight and the Mainland China brand Feichangzhun (Pinyin: Fēichángzhǔn), the company maintains its China headquarters in Hefei, Anhui Province, and its international headquarters in Singapore. It also operates branch offices in major hubs including Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Chengdu, and Hong Kong. The company primarily provides flight status data services, airport operation management systems, passenger travel applications, and industry data analysis products and services.
History
Formerly known as Hefei VariFlight Technology Co.,Ltd, the company was founded in Hefei in 2005 by CEO Zheng Hongfeng. During its early stages, the firm primarily provided flight information services for Chinese enterprises and initiated research into flight status and delay-related data.
2009: Attained 100% coverage of Chinese domestic flights and released the inaugural version of the VariFlight mobile application.From 2010: Expanded into the international flight data sector, eventually covering over 94% of global commercial flights.2011: Officially launched the passenger-facing flight management app "Feichangzhun" (VariFlight’s Chinese brand), providing flight tracking services for individual users. VariFlight started to cooperate with China's domestic airports on hubs' operation efficiency and punctuality improvement in 2014.
In 2017, VariFlight launched strategic cooperation with ICAO. Both parties collaborated on organizing the First Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation, 2018.
On 23 August 2019, VariFlight launched Airsavvi, a new brand dedicated to its travel data business for corporate clients.
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