Model a season: days on, days off, how many pilots, what they are paid, travel and lodging. See what each seat earns and what the whole thing costs against the client day rate.
Real screens from the live product.
Four on four off, three weeks out, or something irregular. Set the pattern and the planner works out who is where on every day of the season.
Day rate, travel days, flight-hour supplement, per diem and lodging — per seat. It flags when one seat quietly carries more stints than the rest.
Save a pattern, change one variable, save it again, and compare. Three pilots against four, or a higher day rate against a shorter rotation.
Enter what you bill per day and the planner shows the margin, so a rotation that feels affordable can be checked before it is promised.
Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.
Rotation patterns match the schedule the crew module publishes.
Crew cost feeds the labor side of a survey quote.
Planned days on can be checked against what duty actually recorded.
Take the modules you need. Turn on more when you’re ready.
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