One system, from front desk to flight deck.
FlyAI is a full aviation management system — scheduling, dispatch, maintenance, billing, training, and an electronic flight bag, in one platform. AI works across all of it: watching the schedule for conflicts before they reach the counter, tracking inspections before they ground an airplane, and teaching with every explanation cited to FAA source material.
Five surfaces. One system.
Every part of the platform sees the same data. No surface flies blind.
Dispatch, scheduling, billing, and student records — the desk work of a flight school, in one place.
Aircraft status, maintenance tracking, inspections, and groundings — the hangar's view of the same system.
Adaptive ground school taught by Ask Max, grounded in FAA handbooks and regulations. When it can't ground an answer, it tells you — it doesn't guess.
Structured questioning across the ACS areas of operation, with weak areas mapped for your CFI.
Built for real flying, alongside the rest of the platform. Earlier in development — preview to come.
Scheduling, dispatch, maintenance, billing, SMS/QMS, and training oversight — every part knows about the others.
Your day on one screen, students who show up prepared, and records that keep themselves.
Adaptive ground school, a verified question bank, and Ask Max — every answer cited to its FAA source.
I learned to fly with a question bank that taught me to pass a test — not to stay alive. When I wanted the how and the why behind an answer, I was on my own, digging through handbooks and regs at midnight, piecing it together. I got sick of it. So I built Ask Max — the instructor I wished I had on day one. Ask it anything, at any hour. It gives you the how, the why, and the FAA source it came from, 24/7. The same idea runs everything we build: one system, grounded in the source material, honest about what it knows.