Trips and scheduling
Build a trip leg by leg and see it on the calendar. Each time you save, you see whether the aircraft and the crew can fly it.
On the Department and Charter plans
Build a trip
Add legs one at a time. Find each airport by its code or its name, and pick the aircraft.
Trip numbers can carry a prefix you set per aircraft.
The calendar
See the month on a calendar, or change to an agenda that lists the trips in date order.
Local times
Enter departure and arrival times in each airport’s own local time. Each time is stored once and shown correctly everywhere. A leg that crosses time zones shows the correct time at both ends.
Checks on every save
Each time you save a trip, it’s checked against the aircraft, the crew and the duty rules. Each problem is named in plain words. If an admin decides to continue, the override is recorded with the admin’s note.
Every change to the trip goes into its history: who changed what, and when.
Requests and the trip’s own thread
Trip requests arrive in one list, where the office can make trips from them.
Each trip has its own thread, so the questions and answers about a trip stay with the trip.
On both plans, Department and Charter.
Other areas
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Trip paperwork
A crew trip sheet, passenger itineraries and a recap of what was flown, all made from the trip. Download each as a PDF or share it by link.
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Aircraft and maintenance
Each aircraft has one profile with its counters, maintenance items and defects. Its status is calculated from them.
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Crew, duty and rest
Keep certificates and training current. Duty and rest are checked each time the schedule changes.
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