Trip Itinerary Map

In flight operations, most friction comes from one simple problem: people having the right information, but not in the same place, at the same time.

Pilots want to understand the mission before they commit to it. Operators want to know the crew fully understands the plan. Dispatchers end up relaying the same details over and over through texts, emails, and phone calls just to make sure everyone is aligned.

So we built something that makes alignment visual and automatic.

The new Trip Itinerary Map now lives inside every trip record. Both pilots and operators can see the full route on a map, along with each leg’s location, date, and departure time. It’s not just a nice visualization. It’s the operational source of truth for the mission.

Click into a trip, and the whole journey is laid out in front of you.

For Pilots: Clarity Before Commitment

For pilots, this solves a familiar pain point. Too often, understanding the complexity of a trip requires a back-and-forth conversation or a long email chain. Now, before even picking up the phone, a pilot can see exactly where the aircraft is going, how the legs sequence, and when each departure is planned.

That means fewer surprises, better preparation, and more confidence walking into the mission. When pilots have a clear picture of the trip early, they can plan rest, positioning, travel, and contingencies properly. That’s not just convenience. That’s safety.

For Operators: One Shared Operational Picture

For operators, the map ensures that the crew and the flight department are always looking at the same plan. No re-explaining routes. No guessing whether the pilot interpreted the itinerary correctly. The trip record becomes the shared reference point for everyone involved.

It also quietly removes a ton of busy-work from schedulers and dispatchers. Instead of spending valuable time texting or emailing route details to multiple pilots, the information lives in one place and updates automatically. That frees dispatchers to focus on what actually matters in flight operations: foresight, not repetition.

Designed for Safety and Execution

Flying Company is built around a simple idea: better information sharing leads to better decisions. Better decisions lead to safer, smoother operations.

The Trip Itinerary Map is a small feature on the surface. But in practice, it helps ensure that pilots are prepared, operators are aligned, and everyone is executing from the same operational picture.

Less friction. More clarity. Better flying.