CREW airline crew planning software
CREW adds crew planning and readiness to Aurora. It brings personal duty visibility, roster control, qualification state, bids, disruption review, and schedule oversight into one planner-controlled workspace.
See where CREW fits around Aurora.
CREW is a connected add-on for Aurora. Add it when you need crew planning and readiness; the exact data and workflow connections are configured for your operation.
See it in action
Interface preview with fictional sample data. Final screens, fields, and connected sources vary by operator configuration.
Crew Portal
Crew Operations
See the product, not a promise
Every published duty, clearly in view
Give crew members a focused roster view with duty timing, legs, position, pairing detail, and readiness context available to their role.
Connect the roster to its planning context
Review monthly assignments in the roster, then move through connected bid, readiness, schedule, and configured-rule views before publishing or changing it.
Compare recovery options. Let a planner decide.
Use the disruption workspace to inspect affected duties and supported alternatives, then require authorized human confirmation before applying a reassignment.
One operational view from personal duty to schedule control
Personal duty visibility
Give crew members one place to review upcoming duties, published roster detail, and the readiness information available to their role.
Roster control and schedule review
Connect the monthly assignment pattern with schedule state and configured constraint views before changes are approved.
Bid and publication workflow
Collect supported crew preferences, review them with coverage and rule context, and keep publication under authorized planning control. A preference is not a guaranteed award.
Qualification readiness
Review configured qualification, medical, training, and recency records with current and attention states alongside planning activity.
Human-reviewed disruption recovery
Compare affected duties and supported recovery options in context, then require an authorized planner to confirm any reassignment or schedule change.
Workforce outlook and schedule control
Review staffing demand, available supply, and schedule state over time so planning teams can investigate pressure before acting.
See the constraints, readiness, and trade-offs before a roster changes
Crew brings configured planning data into a reviewable workspace. Constraint signals and suggested options help authorized teams investigate a decision; they do not certify the outcome or take operational authority away from people.
Rule context stays visible
Review assignments, coverage, and signals produced by the operator's configured rule set. Data, integrations, and rules must be validated before operational use.
Currency travels with the decision
Bring configured qualification, medical, training, and recency states into the same planning context without treating a status badge as certification.
Recovery options stop at review
Use supported suggestions to compare disruption responses, then require an authorized planner to confirm the reassignment or schedule action.
FlightAtom Crew supports planning and recordkeeping. It does not certify regulatory or contractual compliance, determine fitness for duty, replace approved manuals or collective agreements, or make autonomous crew decisions. Operator-specific rules, integrations, and outputs must be configured, validated, and reviewed by authorized personnel before use.
A crew-planning workflow teams can explain
A dependable workflow keeps personal visibility, planning context, and the authorized decision connected without turning software signals into unquestioned authority.
Give crew a clear personal view
Make upcoming duties, published roster detail, and qualification attention visible without exposing planning controls outside the user's role.
- Upcoming duty and readiness overview
- Published roster detail
- Current and attention states for configured records
Build and review coverage
Bring assignments, bids, schedule state, readiness context, and configured constraint signals together for authorized planner review.
- Roster control and schedule review
- Bid preference and publication workflow
- Configured rule and coverage context
Respond with human authority
Investigate disruption effects and workforce pressure, compare supported options, and keep the resulting reassignment or schedule action under authorized control.
- Human-reviewed disruption recovery
- Workforce outlook and schedule control
- Reviewable supported planning activity
What does FlightAtom Crew manage?
FlightAtom Crew connects personal duty visibility, published roster detail, crew records, qualification currency, bid and publication workflows, disruption review, workforce outlook, and schedule control. Available data and actions depend on the operator's configured roles, integrations, and planning process.
How does roster control support crew planners?
Authorized planners can review assignments, coverage, readiness context, and configured constraint signals in one workspace, then use supported controls to build or adjust the roster. Results depend on the accuracy and validation of the operator's data and rules, and planners remain responsible for approval and publication.
Are crew bid preferences automatically guaranteed?
No. Crew members can record supported preferences and planners can review them in the bid and publication workflow, but a preference is not a guaranteed award. Coverage needs, configured rules, qualifications, agreements, and authorized planning judgment determine the final roster.
How does Crew support qualification readiness?
Crew can present configured qualification, medical, training, and recency records with current and attention states for review alongside planning activity. These states are decision support, not certification; the operator remains responsible for source-data quality, applicable requirements, and final eligibility decisions.
How does disruption recovery stay under human control?
Crew can bring affected duties, candidate changes, and configured operational context into a recovery workspace so authorized planners can compare options. Suggested or ranked options require human review and confirmation; the platform does not hold autonomous authority to reassign crew.
Does FlightAtom Crew certify compliance or determine fitness for duty?
No. FlightAtom Crew supports planning and recordkeeping; it does not certify regulatory or contractual compliance, determine fitness for duty, replace approved manuals or collective agreements, or make autonomous crew decisions. Operator-specific rules, integrations, and outputs must be configured, validated, and reviewed by authorized personnel before operational use.
See CREW connected to Aurora
We will show the core platform first, then the crew-planning workflow and the handoffs relevant to your operation.
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