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Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) · Standby & crew

24/7 standby rotation

Each base runs a 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout handling, so manning the base around the clock is a live board, not a paper roster. The desk sees who's up and who's been used. It replaces the standby roster taped to the base wall.

Launching the first quarter of 2027.

Crew duty board
FAR 117 duty/rest · live
CrewPosStatusFDP used
Walker, J.CAOn duty
62%
Chen, M.FOOn duty
48%
Okafor, A.CAReserve
0%
Garcia, R.FORest
88%
Patel, S.FAOn duty
35%
Lookback enforced on assignment · rest violations blocked before they post

Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.

What 24/7 standby rotation gives you

  • Per-base 24/7 standby rotation
  • LONG_CALL / SHORT_CALL with callout handling
  • Who's up and who's been used — a live board, not a paper roster

How an operator uses this

A HEMS shift starts on the standby board rather than a paper roster: each base runs its 24/7 rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout handling, so the desk sees who's up and who's been used around the clock. A live crew duty board shows rest and duty across the base roster, so a crew running out of legal duty on a long shift is visible before the next launch. The fatigue risk view blends documented duty load with crews' self-reported sleep and rest, with every score traceable to its inputs — deterministic and explainable, not a prediction model.

Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.

Every Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.

See the backbone

See 24/7 standby rotation on your operation.

It's part of the Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.