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Leon Software

Company type	Private
Industry	Aviation
Founded	2007
Headquarters	Warsaw, Poland
Website	https://www.leonsoftware.com/

Leon Software is a Polish cloud-based aviation software provider headquartered in Warsaw, Poland. The company develops the software of the same name, used by aviation operators for flight scheduling, crew management, charter sales, maintenance planning, and report preparation.

• • • The company was founded in xxxx by yyyy. Its software zzz was developed for aaa and released in bbb. etc. Say more about the history of the company and its prouct between 2007 and 2002 ***

Leon Software was founded in 2007 by Paweł Kruk, its CEO. Originally, the software was available only on the domestic market, with its international premiere in 2009.^[1][2]

In 2012, the company developed a mobile app for crew members.^[1]

In 2014, the company introduced the first version of API for 3rd party developers.^[1]

In May 2022, Global Jet selected Leon Software for sales, operations, and crew management.^[3] In August 2022, Leon Software entered into a partnership with Jetex to integrate its flight scheduling system with Jetex’s trip planning services.^[4]

In February 2023, the platform was integrated with ASQS, a provider of web-based safety, quality, and risk management systems.^[5]

In May 2023, Tag Aviation adopted Leon Software as its aviation software solution.^[6] The company also partnered with Euro Jet, a flight support services provider.^[7]

In December 2024, the company also integrated with UAS International Trip Support, a flight support services provider.^[8]

In September 2025, the company announced the integration of a Model Context Protocol server to support AI-based features within the platform.^[9][10] Later that year, Leon Marketplace was launched, enabling in-platform flight trading.^[11] By 2025, Leon Software reported having 500 customers worldwide.^[12]

In January 2026, an integration between Leon Software and SkyAccess was announced.^[13][14] In March 2026, Luxaviation announced the software as its operational system of choice.^[15][16] In April, an integration between Leon Software and Evionica was announced^[17], as well as with Stack.aero.^[18][19]

Info about the product, how it developed, what platform it runs on. All properly sourced of course. Perhaps take a look at the articles some of the gold-standard cloud products e.g. salesforce.com, dropbox, etc. and see how their articles are structured.

• Leon Software includes 6 main modules: Sched, Sales, OPS, Crew, MX and Reports.^[20][21] The main purpose of the Sched module is creating flight schedules.^[22] The Sales module serves creating quotations. Leon is also integrated with several marketplaces, including Avinode. Requests originating from them can be managed in this module.^[23][24] The Crew module's main function is calculating Flight Time Limits. The system manages crew duty roster, monitors documents such as licenses, and warns about possible flight and duty time violations.^[25] The OPS module is designed for the dispatch process. A checklist - the behavior of the items of which can be defined using Checklist Query Language - provides a visual overview of flight statuses and ordered services.^[26] MX in the MX module stands for maintenance. Some of its functions include the ability check general details of the fleet, oil consumption monitoring, insertion of limits for the next maintenance.^[27] The Report module allows users to creator custom reports using Leon's Report Wizard.^[28] In 2025, the company introduced Leon Marketplace - a new native module that enables operators and brokers to sell and purchase flights directly within the Leon ecosystem.^[29]

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