For beOnd, an all-business-class premium leisure airline founded in 2022, Leon Software became that foundation.
beOnd uses Leon to connect its scheduled services and bespoke charter operations, coordinate teams across Dubai and Malé, manage crew and aircraft schedules, and bring operational data together for reporting.
Leon Software and SkAI Tech are pleased to announce their integration, connecting Leon's flight operations management platform with SkAI Tech's AI-powered crew rostering solution.
Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical priority – it is a responsibility shared across the entire technology ecosystem. As part of our Cybersecurity Month series, we are looking at important developments shaping the future of software security, including the European Union’s new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
We’re making an important change to how Leon stores customer data. Instead of keeping the data of many customers in a shared database, we’re moving each customer to their own dedicated database, separate from the databases of other customers.
Passwords have long been the weakest link in logging into flight operations software – they get forgotten, they get phished, and they get shared between crew and dispatchers, which is itself a security risk. The industry's answer to this problem is the passkey – a login method based on cryptographic keys and on-device biometrics instead of a string of characters you have to remember. Leon is soon bringing this technology into its login system as an addition to the mechanisms already in place – passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA).
We speak with Paweł Olbrycht and Michał Piotrowski, our DevOps Engineers, about the recent PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-10969 (nicknamed PHP2Shell) that received worldwide attention. Let’s find out what happened and how we handled it.
