AI Layoffs in Aviation Software

Customer service, reservations, and ground operations face the most displacement. AI-powered chatbots handle routine rebooking, while self-service kiosks reduce check-in counter staff. Predictive maintenance extends to fewer inspections, affecting maintenance crew sizing.

As of January 2026, Ai-Layoffs.com has documented layoffs (specific job counts undisclosed) affected by AI-related layoffs in the Aviation Software sector. This represents layoffs we've verified and tracked—actual industry-wide figures may be higher. Our data comes from company announcements, SEC filings, and credible news sources.

We've documented layoffs at 1 Aviation Software company. These include Jeppesen ForeFlight. Each report above contains the full details, sources, and company statements.

Every layoff report is sourced from official company statements, regulatory filings, or verified news outlets. We cross-reference multiple sources and clearly link to original announcements. See our methodology page for full details.