Crew, duty and rest
Know who’s current, who can sit in which seat, and whether the schedule keeps everyone within their duty and rest limits.
On the Department and Charter plans
Certificates and training
Keep each person’s certificates, training requirements and training records together. The list shows the most urgent item first.
Import people, their certificates and their training from CSV.
Who may sit where
If you seat a pilot who isn’t qualified on the aircraft, the trip flags it.
Duty and rest, by rule
Duty and rest are checked each time the schedule changes. For Part 91, the check uses a company duty policy. You can edit it to match your own.
On Charter, Part 135 legs are checked against §135.267(b) or (c), whichever you operate under. Part 91K legs are checked against §91.1057 to §91.1059.
Crew events
Record standby, days off and positioning as crew events, and see each person’s duty in one view.
On both plans, Department and Charter.
Part 135 and Part 91K duty and rest come with Charter.
Other areas
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Passengers and travel documents
Each passenger record holds the passenger’s travel documents. Identity data is encrypted, and the app logs each time someone shows it.
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Release, risk and the flight log
Release a trip when its checks, its aircraft and its risk assessment allow it. Log each leg as flown.
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Safety reportsCharter
Your team reports hazards and occurrences. Safety managers score each one and see its fix through to closed.
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