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The company

Air Space Intelligence, which now trades as ASI, is a privately held software company based in Boston. It was founded in 2018 by Phillip Buckendorf, Kris Dorosz and Lucas Kukielka and sells two main products: Flyways AI, a flight-planning and routing tool first adopted by Alaska Airlines in 2021, and PRESCIENCE, an operations platform for defense and other customers. Its defense arm is ASI Federal.

The company raised $34 million in December 2023 at a valuation of about $300 million, in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz. In October 2026 it raised $325 million at $3 billion, led by Spark Capital. That is a tenfold rise in under three years, and the larger round was announced four months after the FAA award.

ASI is private. It publishes no revenue, profit or ownership figures, so this dataset has none.

Source: ASI company page; GlobeNewswire; Bloomberg, 2023; WilmerHale.