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Live operations board

One board for every trip, permit and service.

See every leg from request to completion, with permits, slots, handling, fuel and crew hotels as status lines. UTC and local time side by side, deadlines counted down, nothing hidden in an inbox.

Every trip your desk is working sits on one live board, from new request to completed. Cards move as work moves, and deadlines count down in plain sight until the permit or confirmation arrives.

The problem

What goes wrong today

  • Status lives in people's headsThe only way to know if the LFPB handler confirmed is to ask the person who emailed them.
  • Shift handovers lose detailHandover notes in a chat group miss the permit that expires at 0400Z.
  • Time zones cause errorsA slot in local time read as UTC becomes a missed departure.

How it works

Live operations board in 4 steps

  1. 01

    Approved trips appear on the board

    Each trip moves through New, Planning, Confirmed, In flight and Completed, with every leg and service underneath.

  2. 02

    Each service has its own status

    Permits, slots, handling, fuel, catering, hotels and transport each show requested, pending or confirmed, with an icon and a label.

  3. 03

    Deadlines raise alerts

    Lead times are counted down per item. When a permit or slot is at risk, the board and the assignee are alerted.

  4. 04

    Hand over with confidence

    Assign trips to staff, chat per trip, and hand over the shift with a generated summary of what changed.

Features

Status at a glance, detail one click away

The board is the screen your team keeps open all shift. Every card is one trip, and every line on the card is one thing that has to happen: an overflight permit for Saudi Arabia, a landing permit for France, handling at LFPB, a fuel release, a crew hotel. Status colours follow one rule, always with an icon and a word, so they work for colour-blind staff and on a wall display.

Open a card and you see the legs, the services, the documents, the chat and the history. Change a time and every dependent task updates, and suppliers affected by the change are prepared a revision to send.

Kanban and timeline views

Work by status column or on a timeline by departure, filtered by client, region or assignee.

UTC and local side by side

Every time shows UTC with a Z and the local time with its zone, so 0730Z and 11:30 GST never get mixed up.

Deadline countdowns

Lead times per permit and slot, with alerts before they are missed.

Assignments and handovers

Owner per trip and per task, with a shift handover summary.

Chat per trip

Internal notes and decisions stay with the trip, not in a group chat.

Map view

Active legs on a world map with ETAs and the next arrival highlighted.

Follow every flight on the map

Scene C · Flight map

Follow every flight on the map

Every active trip on one live map, drawn as route-cyan arcs with the aircraft moving along them. The next arrival pulses, and a side panel keeps the UTC clock and ETAs in view for the whole desk.

  1. Active trips are drawn as arcs between real airports.
  2. Aircraft move along their routes in near real time.
  3. The next arrival pulses so nobody misses the handover.
  4. The side panel ticks in UTC and lists every ETA.

What we are aiming for

Targets, not claims

We label every number as a target until customers let us publish measured results.

Target

missed permits

Target

Target

trips per dispatcher

Target, same team size

Target

shift handover

Target, with generated summary

See your own trips on the grid

Book a 30-minute demo. Bring two or three real requests and we will run them through Aviagrid with you.

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