fbo360 by World Kinect

World Kinect Corporation — the Miami fuel supplier known for decades as World Fuel Services — sells a family of FBO software alongside its aviation fuel business. The FBO Technology page lists fbo360, the operations platform; avPOS and avPOS EMV Touchless, the payment-processing core; Total Aviation Software (TAS), a modular lower-cost tier built on avPOS for single FBOs and small chains; and Connected Truck, which captures fuel-meter data at the truck and syncs it wirelessly to the cloud. Despite the name, TAS is unrelated to Total FBO, which CAMP Systems now owns.

fbo360 covers the aircraft visit from reservation through fueling to billing: a dashboard for CSRs and line managers with open service requests and recent arrivals and departures, auto-generated invoices, and card data handled as encrypted tokens under PCI compliance. The current version came out of a project the company called Project Catapult, built with input from more than 100 FBOs and beta-tested from late 2019. avPOS is positioned as entry-level payment software with card-on-file storage, ramp-based transaction capture, and a library of around 30 fuel and revenue reports, hosted on Amazon Web Services; at the 2019 relaunch the company called it the world's largest business aviation processing platform, in use at 2,800 fixed-base operations, and named Phillips 66 Aviation and KH Inc. as other companies running it.

TAS and fbo360 integrate with FlightBridge and the company's own truck automation. There is no native mobile app; ramp transactions run on tablets in the browser. Pricing is not published, and the software is generally sold in the context of a World Fuel supply relationship. World Kinect's fuel business is listed separately under Fuel Suppliers.