B2B Aviation Technology
Proprietary seat allocation technology and demand intelligence for airline partners.
Classes 36, 39 & 42 Trademark • Registered in India • fleetbloc.com
End-to-end technology for airline capacity monetisation and advance capital.
Proprietary multi-engine algorithm optimising capacity pricing, demand prediction, and seat hand-back in real time.
Cross-corridor anonymised demand data helping airlines forecast and fill capacity before seats reach public markets.
Your branding, your gateway, your infrastructure. Hosted SaaS or on-premise Docker deployment available.
Indian carriers spend 22–38% of the fare on distribution — yet seats on high-demand corridors remain unsold until departure. Advance revenue is locked in uncertainty while working capital pressure compounds.
FleetBloc™ technology converts latent corridor demand into structured advance capital, eliminating distribution cost and improving load predictability — without displacing the airline’s existing revenue channels.
Built for carriers at every stage of growth.
For regional and growing carriers. Fully managed infrastructure. Live in 90 days.
For full-service carrier scale. Docker deployment inside your infrastructure. Your data never leaves your environment.
From integration to advance capital in four structured stages.
90-day pilot. White-label configuration under your branding and gateway.
Our platform identifies and structures guaranteed advance demand on your target corridors.
Structured advance payments flow directly to your treasury ahead of departure.
Our algorithm manages seat availability and hand-back windows in real time, protecting yield.
Cross-corridor demand signals sharpen your revenue management over every operating season.
Corridor Exclusivity
FleetBloc™ operates on a corridor-exclusivity model. Only one airline partner is selected per corridor. We are currently in early discussions with select carriers across key India-origin corridors.
Industry analysis and perspectives on aviation demand and airline technology.
India’s outbound air corridors are experiencing unprecedented demand growth, yet seat capacity remains structurally constrained. We examine the data behind the gap.
Read more →Regional carriers face a paradox: strong route demand but chronic working capital pressure. Structured advance capital models offer a way forward.
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