Operational information sits in a structure the airline builds for itself, maintained by the departments that own it, and reaches people through the application and systems through the API.
Department events sit above the line and consumer events below it, from the shape of the structure through to the systems it feeds.
Sections, categories and content types follow the way the airline is organised, and they move when the organisation moves.
Each area is maintained by the department that holds it, and nothing reaches a crew until it has been through review.
The same content serves the application on the device and the API your own systems call.
What the platform does with the airline’s own information, and what reaches people and systems while it happens.
Sections, categories and content types are built to match the operation, covering flight, technical and ground operations, cabin crew and catering in one structure.
The shape people navigate
Editing rights follow the structure, so a department maintains its own area and the rest of the airline reads it from the same place.
A name behind every area
An owner edits a revision alongside the published version, so work in progress never reaches a crew by accident. The revision timeline shows what changed and when.
Current material on the device
Content and structure changes queue for review. The reviewer sees exactly what is unpublished before releasing it, and publication moves the application and every connected system to the same content at once.
The change appears where it is read
Departments see what is live
Staff read the current content in the application, on handhelds and desktops, and it stays with them on the device when a link is unavailable.
Owners publish once for every channel
A documented API serves the whole structure, so operators feed their own systems from it and build their own applications on top of it, including the channels their passengers use.
Editions are retained behind the current content, ready for an operational or authority review of what a station held at a given time.
A documented API serves the whole structure, so the platform sits behind the systems and applications your airline already runs.
Talk to our engineers about the structure your operation needs, the departments that would own it, and the systems that would read from it.
