Passengers and travel documents
Passenger records with their travel documents, a manifest for every leg, and identity data that’s encrypted and logged when shown.
On the Department and Charter plans
Passenger records
Keep each passenger’s passports and other travel documents on their record, with one passport marked as the default.
Manifests and passport warnings
Build the manifest for each leg. The manifest flags a passenger who has no passport, or whose passport has expired or expires soon.
Clients and their people
Group passengers under the client they fly for, and keep an alert note on the client that the office sees.
How identity data is protected
Passport numbers, dates of birth and other identity fields are encrypted. They stay hidden until a user with access shows them. Each time they’re shown, it’s logged.
On both plans, Department and Charter.
Other areas
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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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Accounting
Expenses, trip costs and invoices stay with the trips they belong to. An expense counts only after approval.
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