MySky, a platform for managing business aviation spend, is moving its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regional office to Dubai. The change comes after MySky’s Dubai branch opened late last year.
According to MySky global strategy director and co-founder Chris Marich, “Following extensive research, Dubai was a clear winner for us to execute our ambitious plans for expansion in EMEA.” “With the help of the new Dubai headquarters, we will be able to better service our clients in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa, as well as forge new alliances across the area. We are driven to increase transparency in business aviation, provide benefits to all parties involved in private aviation, and make sure that everyone in the sector is aware of the full implications of their costs.
Kirill Kim, CEO and co-founder, added, “When MySky launched in 2015, we were a team of five sitting around a table in Geneva. Today, as a global team of 120, we bring our products to hundreds of business aircraft owners and operators to help them deliver efficient and effective cost analysis and spend management while reducing financial inaccuracies. In the next 12 months, we plan to double our team in the Middle East.”
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