Part 91 · A home for every role
Pilot dashboard
A corporate pilot signs in to their own home — schedule and duty standing, a self-filling 61.51 logbook, and currency/credential expiry — with flight planning (route, fuel, W&B, go/no-go) one click away in the sidebar nav.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
A corporate line pilot who needs their own home — schedule, logbook, and currency — scoped to them, not the scheduler's planning view.
What it replaces
Reading the whole department's scheduling view to find a line pilot's own slice of it.
What pilot dashboard gives you
- Schedule and duty standing
- A self-filling 61.51 logbook plus currency/credential expiry
- Flight planning — route, fuel, W&B, and a go/no-go banner — in the sidebar nav
The pilot's own slice of the department
A corporate pilot signs in to their own home rather than the scheduler's planning view — their schedule and duty standing up top, a self-filling 61.51 logbook, and currency and credential expiry. A line pilot sees what they need and nothing they don't, scoped to them.
- Schedule and duty standing
- A self-filling 61.51 logbook plus currency/credential expiry
Flight planning is a click away in the sidebar
Flight planning — route, fuel, and weight-and-balance with a live go/no-go banner — sits in the sidebar nav for any PART_91 pilot, not embedded as a card on this home screen the way the schedule, logbook, and currency sections are.
- Flight planning — route, fuel, W&B, and a go/no-go banner — in the sidebar nav
- A self-filling 61.51 logbook plus currency/credential expiry
How an operator uses this
A corporate pilot signs in to their own home rather than the scheduler's planning view — their schedule and duty standing up top, a self-filling 61.51 logbook, and currency and credential expiry, so a line pilot sees what they need and nothing they don't. Flight planning for route, fuel, and weight-and-balance with a live go/no-go banner is a click away in the sidebar, not folded into this home's own cards. It's the pilot's slice of the department, scoped to them.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
Pilot dashboard, step by step
A corporate pilot signs in to their own home, not the scheduler's view.
Their schedule and duty standing sit up top.
Their 61.51 logbook fills itself from completed flights, with currency and credential expiry alongside.
Flight planning — route, fuel, weight-and-balance, and a go/no-go banner — is one click away in the sidebar nav.
Questions
Pilot dashboard — frequently asked
What does a corporate pilot see when they sign in?
Their own home — schedule and duty standing, a self-filling 61.51 logbook, and currency and credential expiry — scoped to the pilot rather than the scheduler's planning view.
Is flight planning part of the pilot dashboard today?
Flight planning with route, fuel, weight-and-balance, and a live go/no-go banner is live and reachable from the sidebar nav for any PART_91 pilot — it isn't embedded as a card on this home screen, the same way the schedule, logbook, and currency sections are.
Keep exploring
Other features in Part 91
Aircraft + crew scheduling
One calendar for aircraft and pilots.
Deep diveAircraft program (AD/SB)
Per-tail program with auto-rolling AD and service-bulletin intervals; maintenance rollup of what's coming due.
Deep diveCredentials vault
Pilot medicals, type ratings, and endorsements with expiry alerts and document storage.
Deep dive61.51 logbook
Electronic logbook with ForeFlight CSV export, auto-posting from completed flights.
Deep diveRecurrency & fatigue
Flight reviews and currency on a Due-Soon timeline, with fatigue self-reporting.
Deep diveFlight planning
Route, fuel, and endurance with a go/no-go banner.
Deep diveWeight & balance
Per-tail W&B with CG-envelope check.
Deep diveWeather briefing
METAR/TAF brief alongside the plan.
Deep diveFlight-dept scheduler
Trip scheduling, crew assignment, the aircraft program, and recurrency tracking.
Deep diveManager & compliance
Fleet, recurrency, and an audit-ready trail — role-scoped, one Part at a time.
Deep diveEvery Part 91 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee pilot dashboard on your operation.
It's part of the Part 91 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.