Auralis is a small, woman-owned, and DBE aviation consulting firm that helps airports and airlines manage complex projects with clarity, confidence, and collaboration.

We specialize in project management, airline technical representation, stakeholder coordination, and operational readiness — bringing a rare combination of owner, operator, and consultant experience to every engagement.

We serve as an extension of airport and airline teams — providing expertise throughout project planning, design, construction, and operation.

From utility studies to terminal renovations, we bring aviation experience and owner and operator insight to every phase.

Auralis works with a wide range of clients across aviation and infrastructure — not just government agencies. We regularly collaborate with:

• Airlines and airport tenants
• Architects and design teams
• Engineering consultants
• Construction contractors
• Program management teams
• Public agencies and airport authorities

• Project Management over transportation projects
• Airline Technical Representative (ATR)
• Operational Readiness, Activation, and Training (ORAT)
• Stakeholder Coordination and Engagement
• Airline relocations and gate modifications
• Planning studies
• Aviation Support Services

Yes. While aviation is our primary focus, Auralis brings experience across the broader transportation industry — including roadways, bridges, and public infrastructure.

Our expertise in project management, stakeholder coordination, and technical representation translates seamlessly across modes.

An Airline Technical Representative (ATR) advocates for an airline during an airport project — reviewing plans, attending construction meetings, coordinating with the airport, and ensuring the finished space works for airline operations, safety, and passenger flow.

Without an ATR, an airline's operational needs can be overlooked during design and construction — creating costly problems at opening. An ATR serves as the airline's voice and advocate, ensuring:

• Operational requirements are integrated into the design
• Safety, efficiency, and maintainability are prioritized
• Conflicts are resolved quickly between project teams and airline tech ops
• Changes and decisions are clearly communicated and documented

ATR involvement significantly reduces change orders — protecting both schedule and budget — and ensures the facility works from day one.

Auralis is based in Boise, Idaho, but we support clients nationwide. Like many in the industry, you can regularly find us in a wing seat.