One operational picture for every flight.
A planned flight operations workspace for dispatch, live monitoring, disruption decisions and the handovers that keep the operational day moving.
Flight operations without the fragmented handover.
AeroOPS is being designed for regional airlines, charter operators and growing carriers that need a modern operations view without a long enterprise implementation.
Live flight board
See the current flight programme, status, risk and next action in one operational view.
Dispatch coordination
Bring messages, tasks, documents and decisions into the flight record instead of spreading them across channels.
Disruption workflows
Coordinate changes and record the operational reasoning when the plan moves.
Crew impact
Connect a flight change with the crew implications surfaced through CrewOPS and CrewManagement.
Operational alerts
Prioritise events that require action while keeping routine information out of the way.
Integration layer
Connect schedule, movement, weather and partner data through a modern API architecture.
The flight record becomes the shared source of truth.
Every status, handover and decision should remain attached to the operation it changed. That creates a clearer day for controllers and a useful history for later review.
See the change, coordinate the response.
Monitor
Bring the current programme and external signals into one operational view.
Prioritise
Surface the flights and constraints that need a controller decision now.
Coordinate
Connect dispatch, crew and other teams around the same event record.
Review
Keep an explainable history of what changed, who decided and what followed.
Questions teams ask before they start.
01Is AeroOPS available now?+
AeroOPS is in development. Early access conversations are used to validate scope, integrations and the operational workflows that should ship first.
02Who is AeroOPS intended for?+
The initial direction is for regional airlines, charter operators and growing carriers that need modern, connected operations tooling.
03Does AeroOPS replace crew systems?+
No. Flight operations live in AeroOPS. Day of crew control lives in CrewOPS, while longer range planning belongs to CrewManagement.
04Can it connect to our existing systems?+
Integration is part of the product architecture. Exact connectors will be prioritised with early access operators.
Bring your operations room into the product conversation.
Show us the handover or disruption workflow that costs your team the most time today.
Discuss early access