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Part 142 · Simulator & scheduling

Device inventory

Every device — Full Flight Simulator Level A–D, FTD, AATD, BATD — is one record carrying its qualification level and operational status. The schedule, utilization, and NSP cycles all hang off that record, so a sim's qual level and its eval window never live in two different places. It replaces the device list taped to the scheduling office wall.

Launching the first quarter of 2027.

Today's flight schedule
B737 FFS #1 · 06:00–22:00 · conflict-free
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Mon
Type Rating
Recurrent
Tue
NSP Eval
Wed
Prof. Check
LOFT
Thu
Initial
Fri
Maint.
Sim chk
Training NSP / check Maintenance No conflicts

Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.

What device inventory gives you

  • FFS Level A–D, FTD, AATD, and BATD on one record
  • Qualification level and operational status per device
  • Schedule, utilization, and NSP cycles hang off the same record

How an operator uses this

A scheduler books the day against a week view with one column per device, and briefing and debrief blocks are built into each session so the calendar reflects real bay time rather than just the sim run. Because every device — FFS Level A–D, FTD, AATD, BATD — is one record carrying its qualification level and status, a double-booking is flagged the moment it would happen instead of being discovered at 6 a.m. Per-device hours, session counts, and a breakdown by session type stay live off the bookings, so the month-end utilization report is already built rather than tallied by hand.

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

Every Part 142 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.

See the backbone

See device inventory on your operation.

It's part of the Part 142 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.