The airline's story, told in figures.
A public statistics page for visitors, figures for every hub, a record for every pilot, and the review and scoring that make the numbers worth trusting. All drawn from the reports the airline approves.
The demo airline's statistics page, Fleet Air.
Activity, routes, records and milestones.
The statistics page shows the airline's lifetime figures and the last thirty days, the activity over time, the busiest airports and routes, the fleet, and the records and milestones worth a visitor's attention.
- Switched on or off from the Airline Administration Portal, like every page of the site.
- Landing figures published only when the airline chooses.
- Drawn in the airline's own colours, light or dark.
Every hub, its own numbers.
Each hub has its based pilots and its flights and hours on its page on the airline's website, and its month against the target in the Airline Administration Portal.
- A hub page on the website with its airport map and its figures.
- The same hub in the portal, with its target and its month so far.
- Pilots carry their own figures on their profile.
Numbers worth trusting.
Only approved reports count. Staff review each one with its replay and the plausibility checks, reports with nothing flagged can approve themselves, and scoring rules turn each approved flight into points.
- Automated review that flags, holds or rejects on the thresholds you set.
- Scoring rules for landings, fuel, procedures and distance, tuned for each class of aircraft.
- An approval that can be reversed, and an audit trail on every report.
Scoring pilots can read.
The airline's scoring rules are published on its website in plain words: what earns points, what costs them and how the score groups add up, so a pilot knows before the flight what will count.
- Written from the rules themselves, so the page and the scoring cannot disagree.
- Shown on each report: the points the flight earned.
- Changed in one place, by the staff the airline trusts with scoring.
Know your airline.
The statistics page ships with the website, and the figures update as reports are approved.