Customer books flight
FlyCharter365 captures the request and starts the network workflow.
Charter network participants
More than a marketplace for charter demand.
Fly Charter 365 is highly integrated with ProPilotTools and FltOpsPro to schedule booking, flight planning, and crew assignments in one complete package for participating charter companies.
Integrated operating suite
Booking, planning, dispatch, and crew scheduling connected.
Crew is assigned
ProPilotTools supports qualified crew notifications, preferences, and assignment scheduling.
Flight is dispatched
FltOpsPro supports dispatch queues, releases, planning, tracking, and operational visibility.
Fly Charter 365 is not just a booking hub. It connects booking, crew assignment, and dispatch into a single operating flow so participating charter companies can move from customer demand to execution without stitching the process together manually.
How the network works
Designed to reduce repositioning and keep aircraft moving.
Demand routed by departure point
When a customer schedules a flight, the system looks for nearby charter companies to help minimize aircraft reposition costs.
Availability checked through connected tools
Aircraft availability is checked using the Fly Charter 365 suite, with scheduling activity tied into the broader operating workflow.
Revenue opportunities after arrival
Once an aircraft is scheduled, the system begins looking for wet legs from the destination airport to another destination.
Operating flow
From trip request to completion.
- Customer schedules a flight on Fly Charter 365.
- The system identifies nearby charter companies around the departure point to reduce reposition costs.
- Aircraft availability is checked through the connected Fly Charter 365 toolset.
- The aircraft is scheduled, and the system starts looking for wet legs from the destination airport.
- ProPilotTools sends crew notifications to current and qualified crews based on days off and trip preferences.
- The flight is placed into the FltOpsPro dispatch queue.
- Two hours before departure, FltOpsPro generates an aircraft dispatch release for crew portal access.
- The flight plan is filed using ATC preferred routes when available, or system-suggested routes for ride quality and weather avoidance.
- After departure, FltOpsPro tracks the flight through ADS-B subscription data.
- While the aircraft is enroute, the next scheduled flight is processed.
- At the end of the final leg, crew airline travel back to base can be coordinated according to ProPilotTools preferences.
Stay close to launch
Interested in participating?
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