Starting any kind of business in the aviation sector in 2020 must surely have felt like swimming against the tide. It’s the situation that Alan Doyle found himself in five years ago when getting Aerlytix off the ground as a spin-out from asset manager Seraph Aviation Group. The idea, for a software suite of analytics tools for aviation, was straightforward but at the best of times it’s a hurdle to turn such a pitch into reality. Coupled with the global lockdowns of the Covid-19 pandemic and the effective shuttering of the world’s aviation sector, Aerlytix was facing a steeper incline…

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