Founder: Najah Chavis
“I didn’t build UNYOP from an idea — I built it from working the operation.”
UNYOP was built from real experience inside aviation operations — below the wing on the ramp, at the gate, and in customer service.
What stood out wasn’t just how fast the operation moves — it was how hard it is to stay ahead of it.
Timing, communication, and awareness aren’t optional in this environment. But the tools teams rely on don’t always keep up.
UNYOP was built to change that.
From the start of a shift, having live flight times and a clear view of assigned flights creates a better workflow — giving teams visibility into what’s next, how the day is moving, and where time actually exists.
This is where traditional tools fall short. On the ramp, when hands are full and attention is split, accessibility matters. Scanners aren’t always efficient — but a phone or smartwatch is always within reach.
UNYOP delivers real-time updates, live countdowns, and notifications directly to the devices teams already use — making critical information visible at a glance.
Communication is just as critical. Instead of exchanging numbers or chasing updates, UNYOP keeps conversations tied to the flight — so the right people have the right information, exactly when they need it.
UNYOP isn’t built from theory — it’s built from doing the job, every day.
The Problem I Lived
Aviation operations don’t slow down.
Flights change. Gates change. Teams shift. And every second matters.
But the tools we’re given don’t always match the reality of the job.
Not everyone has access to a reliable scanner.
Not every scanner works the way it should.
And when your hands are full on the ramp, stopping to check one isn’t always an option.
Communication isn’t seamless either.
You’re working with different people every shift — but there’s no simple, consistent way to stay connected without exchanging numbers or chasing updates.
And timing? That’s everything.
Knowing how much time you have until the next flight…
Whether something is delayed…
If you actually have a moment to step away…
That visibility doesn’t always exist in one place.
So you’re constantly piecing things together — instead of staying ahead of the operation.
That’s the problem I lived.
UNYOP was built to solve it.
