Crew control for the operational day.
Live crew status, standby callouts, request handling and FTL alerts for the dispatcher making time critical decisions.
The answer when the roster changes at 04:30.
CrewOPS is planned around the decisions that cannot wait: who is available, who is legal, who can reach the aircraft and what the reassignment changes next.
Live crew status
Filter duty, rest, standby, sickness, training and availability by base, fleet and qualification.
Standby callouts
Run configurable callout sequences and capture crew responses through a mobile workflow.
FTL checks
Validate assignments against configured duty limits and surface the downstream impact before confirmation.
Crew requests
Handle time sensitive swaps, availability and operational requests in a structured queue.
Mobile crew view
Give crew a clear place for rosters, callouts, changes and request status.
IROPS reassignment
Rank viable reassignment options by legality, location and operational context while the dispatcher stays in control.
Operational control stays with the dispatcher.
The system proposes, checks and documents. Your crew control team makes the decision and can always override the recommendation with a recorded reason.
Resolve the crew gap with the right context.
Detect
Receive the crew change and see the affected flight or duty immediately.
Check
Filter reserves through qualification, location, rest and FTL rules.
Call
Contact eligible crew in the configured order and capture a clear response.
Update
Confirm the assignment and publish the change into the connected operation.
Questions teams ask before they start.
01When will CrewOPS be available?+
CrewOPS is in development. Timing and initial scope will be agreed with the operators joining early access.
02Does the crew app work without connectivity?+
The planned approach keeps roster information available offline. Actions that change operational state are queued until the device reconnects.
03How will FTL compliance work?+
EASA FTL is the intended baseline, with configurable operator and agreement rules. Every assignment remains a dispatcher decision.
04Is this a long range rostering system?+
No. CrewOPS handles the operational day. Longer range roster building, leave, training and reserve planning belong to CrewManagement.
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Bring a real standby or disruption scenario to an early access discussion.
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