Know who is legal to fly before the roster goes out.
Duty limits, qualifications and medicals for every pilot, checked against DGCA rules.

Most rosters are still checked by hand. On a whiteboard.
Spreadsheets, a group chat and memory. DGCA's 2025 audits found helicopter operators were not tracking duty limits well enough.
Every pilot. Every limit. Every clause.










Who can fly today, at a glance. Every pilot checked against every rule, every morning.
Every limit, live. Flight time, duty and rest against each CAR clause, amber from 80 percent.
Every check, every pilot. Line, role and standardisation checks with their expiry. Expired means grounded.
Alerts that explain themselves. What it means, which rule, and who it is routed to.
Every change, before and after. Who changed what, and when. Nothing is overwritten.
Onshore.Offshore.Mountain.
One set of records across every base.
Every check cites its clause. Never a guess.
Flight time in any 24 hours
CAR 7/J/II 6.1.2(a)Flight time in any 28 days
CAR 7/J/II 6.1.2(c)Flight duty in any 24 hours
CAR 7/J/II 6.1.1(a)Minimum rest before duty
CAR 7/J/II 8.1Limits shown as configured in the demo. Your approved values apply; where a rule is unclear, your post‑holders decide.
Ask in plain words. Get the rule back.
Capt. A. Sharma is the only pilot near a limit. 94.2 h flown of the 100 h allowed in any 28 days, so 5.8 h remain. Roster lighter sorties until older hours roll off.
Capt. D. Kapoor is next at 78%. Everyone else is under 70%.
Rule: CAR 7/J/II §6.1.2(c), flight time in 28 days
Confidence: High (0.96) · duty records to 12-Oct-2026

Starting with helicopters. Built for every operator.
Helicopters
- Flight duty and rest
- Training and qualifications
- Alerts, records and audit
- Insights
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- Safety management
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