FBOs & flight schools

Instructors, aircraft and students in one place

Run the roster without duplicating anyone's records. People and aircraft connect to your organization by relationship, not by copying data — so history stays intact when someone moves on.

Training aircraft parked on the flight line in front of a flight school hangar

How it works

  1. Apply for your organization

    FBO accounts are reviewed and approved before the role is granted. Your application creates the organization profile you'll manage later.

  2. Build your CFI roster

    Instructors request to join your school and you confirm them — a two-way approval. Each CFI keeps one central record across every school they teach at.

  3. Add your aircraft

    Aircraft records carry availability, checkout requirements and insurance requirements, verified against FAA registry data.

  4. Schedule and oversee

    A visual calendar for aircraft, instructors and facilities, a student roster with training stages and notes, and activity history for the organization.

What you get

CFI roster with mutual approval

The school confirms the instructor and the instructor confirms the school. Ending a relationship preserves every signed record.

Aircraft records that work

Availability, rental status, checkout requirements and insurance requirements per aircraft — the same records your insurer can read, read-only.

Student & pilot roster

See your pilots with their training stage and notes inline, without owning or copying their logbooks.

Visual scheduling

A month calendar for booking density and a day timeline for aircraft and instructor availability.

Insurer connection

Connect to your insurer through a confirmed organization connection request — you choose the link, nothing is granted automatically.

Records stay with their owner

Pilots own their logbooks, CFIs own their records. Your dashboard shows relationships, not copies.

Ready to start?