Our story
Geo-spread airline professionals reimagining Offer & Order since 2023.
We started Aerotoys in 2023 as a collective of airline retail leaders, OCC specialists, and unapologetic technologists. The goal: move airlines beyond brittle PSS bottlenecks into a source-available Offer & Order era — one where pricing, bundling, stock, and delivery all sync in real time. We span continents, cultures, and crew lists, but we’re united by a shared obsession with airline-grade discipline and modern developer ergonomics.
- Airline-first: every decision anchored in real PSS, OCC, and retail experience.
- Open build: source-available from day one, with a bias for community-owned primitives.
- Human runway: young tech teams paired with mentors who lived through NDC, PSS, and MAR transformations.
- Global footprint: crews in Dubai, Lisbon, Singapore, Toronto, and Sydney working around the clock.
- Iterate aloud: we publish repos, RFCs, and playbooks so airlines can co-own the future state.
Global flight deck
Young tech teams + airline mentors
Dubai · Emirates Roadmap Lab
Offer & Order veterans building catalogues, rules, and digital twins alongside airline partners.
Lisbon · Pricing & Bundling Guild
Dynamic pricing scientists, merchandising leads, and UX builders crafting the new airline retail brain.
London · Delivery & Ops Studio
Native airline ops leaders and engineers orchestrating settlement, delivery, and OCC integrations from Heathrow to Gatwick and beyond.
Miami · Customer & Loyalty Pod
North American airline pros steering loyalty, servicing, and disruption tooling with LATAM partners.
Brisbane · Infrastructure & DevSecOps
Cloud, edge, and on-prem deployment teams ensuring reliability, observability, and automation.
Geneva · Standards & Interop Hub
Linking into IATA and industry forums to align Offer & Order standards, schemas, and interoperability.
Road ahead
Building for Release 01 · June 2026
We’re sprinting toward the first community-wide release with airlines already coding alongside us. Want to co-build, review the source, or sponsor a module?