KeepFlying® And Mentis Aviation Group Form Joint Venture To Launch AI-driven Aviation Aftermarket Platform in Greater China
09 May 2025
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Singapore & Shanghai May 8th – Singapore-based KeepFlying® Pte. Ltd. and Mentis Aviation Group China Headquarters (MAG) and have announced the formation of a joint venture to launch KeepFlying’s proprietary AI-driven aviation aftermarket platform in the Greater China region.

KeepFlying’s platform leverages advanced artificial intelligence to optimize the management of aviation asset lifecycles. Designed to support faster turnaroundtimes (TAT) and improved decision-making, the platform streamlines a wide range of critical tasks—including pre-purchase inspections (PPI), mid-lease evaluations, due diligence, residual value calculations, shop visit cost estimates, scrap and used serviceable material (USM) analysis, parts lead time tracking, and lease transition and redelivery planning.
“We’re thrilled to partner with MAG as we bring our portfolio of AI-driven solutions to market. At KeepFlying®, we view AI not just as a technology, but as a strategic enabler—one that unlocks new opportunities for cost optimization and revenuegeneration across assets and maintenance operations, “
said Sriram Haran, CEO of KeepFlying®. “By harnessing our ability to rapidly interpret complex airworthinessand maintenance data, and embedding intelligent agents into core business processes, we empower our clients to visualize risk, identify cost inefficiencies, andcapture untapped revenue potentials.”
“MAG is excited to partner with KeepFlying to bring cutting-edge management and forecasting technologies to China’s aviation aftermarket,” said Lydia Sheng, CEO of Mentis Aviation Group. “Staying ahead in today’s market requires integrating AI into core business processes—especially in the aviation aftermarket, where complexity spans everything from verifying documentation and maintenance history to forecasting and settling on residual value calculations. AI offers a key strategic advantage toward managing these processes, and thus maximizing profitability.”
About MAG
Mentis Aviation Group China Headquarters (MAG) incorporated in 2020toaggressively pursue a role in one of the most underserved — and potentially high- growth — sectors in the Asian aviation market: a Commercial Aircraft Parts Distribution, Recycling and Tear Down Operation with a leasing platform focused on mid to end-of-life assets as feedstock for the operation. MAG will leverage low costs and an aging aircraft fleet operating in the Asia Pacific region to gain global leading edge and competitive advantage in its core competencies. The operation currently revolves its business around Assets Trading and Teardown, Aircraft & Engine Leasing, Parts Distribution & AOG support with its Asia Pacific headquarter in Singapore, and China Commercial Center in Shanghai with a teardown operation in Hefei.
About KeepFlying®
KeepFlying® is transforming the $170B Aircraft Asset Management Industry. Founded in 2021, KeepFlying is redefining aviation intelligence with a platform that transforms airworthiness and maintenance data into structured, S/LLM-ready formats—unlocking powerful commercial insights. Our AI agents empower airlines to significantly reduce costs associated with manual record reviews during phase-ins, transitions, and redeliveries. Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) providers benefit from improved slot profitability, thanks to AI-driven models that mitigate TAT risks, streamline supply chain cycles, and forecast cost escalations. For lessors, our solutions offer dynamic asset visibility, enabling real-time tracking of performance, risk, and cost by connecting siloed systems and interpreting complex airworthiness records. With the launch of our proprietary Aviation Digital FinTwin® platform—powered by advanced Aviation Language Models—we’re enabling a true “data-to-dollar” transformation across the aviation ecosystem, helping stakeholders drive smarter decisions, operational efficiency, and measurable savings.