Students brief, instructors review, aircraft clear maintenance — in one place, with the records to show for it. Works for a 200-student academy and for a single CFI with four students.
The point is that nobody launches on a briefing an instructor hasn't seen.
Weather, route, personal minimums, FRAT score, and weight & balance — assembled into one dispatch packet instead of four screenshots.
The packet lands in a live queue. The CFI sees the same numbers the student saw, plus what the student's minimums actually are, and approves or sends it back with notes.
Open squawks are visible at dispatch. Grounding items block the release until an A&P signs them off.
Every approval, briefing, and endorsement is retained — so a 141 audit or an insurance question has an answer.
Pending requests, who's waiting, and the weather behind each one. Approve, hold, or return with a note.
Syllabus completion, lesson assignment across three curricula, weak areas surfaced from their study data, and readiness signals before you schedule a checkride.
Structured records with DOCX export for your files, plus flight review and medical currency tracking.
Issue and track endorsements against the student's record instead of a logbook you have to be holding.
Digital squawk sheet with grounding logic, A&P sign-off, and a fleet view of what's down and why.
Tomorrow's schedule against tomorrow's forecast, so you cancel on Tuesday instead of at the hold-short line on Wednesday.
Set operation-wide floors that sit on top of each student's personal minimums. The stricter number always wins.
Post-flight debrief records, instructor workload, and analytics on where students are getting stuck.
Student privacy is enforced server-side, not just hidden in the UI. A student's data is visible to their instructor and their school — not to other students, and not to instructors at other schools.
New schools start on a 30-day trial with 10 seats — enough to run a real cohort through dispatch before deciding. Students join with a code; there's nothing to install beyond the app they'd use anyway, and no per-student license to buy for them.
Tell us your school name, roughly how many students, and whether you're 61 or 141. We'll show you the dispatch loop with your own airport's weather in it.
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