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What the data tells you. Before the check, not after.

Every grade the instructors give becomes a picture of each pilot, each instructor and each course. Here is what you can see, and what you do with it.

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    Why it matters

    Safety first. Then the hours.

    Safety first

    Weak areas are found while they are still a trend, before they become a failed check or a line event.

    Simulator hours where they count

    One targeted session on the right competency instead of a repeat course. Fewer additional sessions overall.

    Fair and defensible

    Instructors calibrated, grades consistent, assessments that stand up to a pilot's question and an auditor's.

    A glance of what we can do

    This is one flow. Your operation has dozens.

    Each flow is built the same way, from your own forms and your own rules. See the others:

    This is a small part of what your system can do. You set the limits.

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