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For trip support companies

Run every leg for every client from one board.

Permits, handling, fuel, crew hotels and billing for every trip your desk supports. Built for trip support teams of 3 to 50 people who are tired of running a 24/7 operation on email and spreadsheets.

A trip request arrives by email and WhatsApp. Aviagrid's AI reads it, proposes a draft trip with a confidence score, and nothing reaches the board until a person on your desk approves it.

Sound familiar?

Where the day goes today

  • 400 emails a day

    Requests, revisions and supplier replies mixed in one shared inbox.

  • Six WhatsApp groups

    Captains, brokers and handlers each in a different chat, none of it searchable.

  • One spreadsheet of truth

    A trip sheet that only works if everyone updates it, every time.

  • Services that never get billed

    The extra hotel night and the late catering order slip past the invoice.

Before and after

The same morning, two ways

Drag the handle to compare an inbox-and-spreadsheet desk with the same work on one board.

Scene J · Before and after

On the left, how most trip support desks run today: forwarded email chains, a shared spreadsheet and WhatsApp groups. On the right, the same work on one Aviagrid board. Drag the handle to compare.

  1. Before: unread email threads, a trips spreadsheet with clashing highlighted cells and WhatsApp messages asking who has the permit
  2. After: every trip on one board, grouped by stage, with a clear status on each card
  3. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to move between before and after

A day in the life

A day on the desk

One trip for a made-up client, Corvane Aviation: a G650ER, A6-AVG, flying OMDB to LFPB with eight passengers.

  1. 0600Z

    10:00 GST

    Request arrives

    Corvane's ops team emails a routing, times and a list of services.

    AI request intake
  2. 0602Z

    10:02 GST

    Trip drafted

    Aviagrid drafts the trip with registration, route, eight passengers, handling, fuel and hotel. 92% confident.

    AI request intake
  3. 0604Z

    10:04 GST

    Dispatcher approves

    Amira checks the highlighted fields, corrects the hotel nights and approves.

    Live operations board
  4. 0610Z

    10:10 GST

    Permits requested

    Four overflight permits and a French landing permit are prepared and sent.

    Permits & slots
  5. 0615Z

    10:15 GST

    Services requested

    Handling and fuel at OMDB and LFPB, crew hotel in Paris, catering for eight.

    Ground handling, fuel & crew
  6. 0640Z

    10:40 GST

    Quote sent

    Rate cards price every line, the client mark-up is applied and the quote goes out.

    Quotes & invoicing
  7. 1130Z

    15:30 GST

    Last permit approved

    The Saudi overflight permit arrives. The trip turns green on the board.

    Permits & slots
  8. Next day

    Invoice synced

    The trip completes. The invoice is built from actual services and synced to Zoho Books.

    Quotes & invoicing

Illustrative example. Companies, people and registrations are made up.

Permits across the routing, tracked to approval

Scene D · Permit tracker

Permits across the routing, tracked to approval

Every overflight and landing permit for a trip in one table, with each country's lead time and live status. When a permit lapses, the desk sees an alert straight away instead of finding out on the ramp.

  1. Each country on the route is listed with permit type and lead time.
  2. Requests move from Requested to Pending to Approved, with a tick.
  3. Permit numbers are recorded against the trip as they arrive.
  4. One overflight permit expires and raises an alert so the team can re-request it.

“Every request becomes a trip on one live board. Nothing falls through.”

What we built Aviagrid to make true for operations managers

Bring a real trip to the demo

Send us two or three anonymised requests before the call and we will run them through Aviagrid live.

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