Aviation · flight training
The dispatch sheet and the logbook, finally the same system.
Flight schools run on a paper dispatch sheet and a stack of logbooks that only agree with each other at month end. FliteLedger keeps the booking, the flight and the hours on one record, from the moment a lesson is scheduled to the moment it is closed out.
What it does
01
Dispatch off a real schedule
Book aircraft and instructors, dispatch the lesson, and close it out against what was actually flown. The dispatch desk stops being a whiteboard that one person can read.
02
Hours that reconcile
Aircraft hours and cycles, instructor time, student flight and ground-brief time — captured once and carried through. Maintenance thresholds count down against the same numbers the logbook is built from.
The lesson closes out and the hours are already in the logbook, the aircraft's record and the student's.What month end looks like when the hours only get written down once