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ACASS clients benefit from MySky Spend integration

February 9, 2026

MySky's dedicated customer success team has worked closely with ACASS to ensure smooth and efficient implementation, combining hands-on support, deep industry expertise and tailored guidance.

ACASS team members are excited to access the technology.

ACASS has onboarded and launched the MySky Spend financial software platform, reinforcing its commitment to technological innovation in business aviation, financial transparency and client access to information. The initial rollout covered ACASS' aircraft management and charter operations in Canada with a planned extension across the company's Irish fleet as the next phase of deployment.

The MySky Spend platform enables customised, owner-specific visibility, improved communication flows and reduced manual processes, allowing teams to operate more efficiently while delivering clearer, more timely insights to customers.

The implementation followed a structured, process-driven approach. MySky worked closely with ACASS to connect scheduling and accounting systems, map information and approval flows, and introduce automation to streamline spend management. Drawing on experience across more than 1,500 aircraft globally, MySky applied proven industry best practices to support a scalable and future-proof setup. Throughout the onboarding, MySky's dedicated customer success team worked closely with ACASS to ensure smooth and efficient implementation, combining hands-on support, deep industry expertise and tailored guidance, positioning MySky as a long-term partner, beyond a software provider.

“Trust and strong relationships with our aircraft owners are the foundation of successful aircraft management. Our clients entrust us not only with valuable assets, but with their safety, and we approach that responsibility with the highest level of care in every decision we make. MySky lets us deliver unparalleled transparency and insight, giving owners real-time visibility into how their aircraft is managed and operated, how costs are controlled and how we continuously optimise performance and return on investment,” says Derek Holter, vice president of operations, ACASS.

“ACASS sets the standard for how forward-thinking operators should approach technology. This is not just about deploying software, it's about rethinking how financial data, processes and people work together. By combining real operational data with deep industry expertise and a dedicated customer success approach, we're helping ACASS deliver greater transparency and control to aircraft owners, while building a foundation that scales,” adds Jean De Looz, COO global Saas at MySky.

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