AirplaneManager.com Launches Latest Version Of Web-Based Aircraft Scheduling Software

AirplaneManager.com launched the latest version of its aircraft scheduling and management solution during the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Annual Meeting & Convention in Orlando last week.  This launch represents two years of work on the core product and includes upgrade enhancements such as a TSA no-fly auto-search and a fuel-finder quoting tool.

With this latest feature expansion, users can quickly compare a flight's passenger list in AirplaneManager.com against the most current TSA no-fly list at any point in the scheduling process.  AirplaneManager.com also offers a new fuel-finder tool that searches a database of contract fuel providers and FBOs for requested departing and arriving airports. This allows users to contact any vendor at the destination airfield and request fuel pricing quotes.

"These enhancements to AirplaneManager.com will further simplify flight scheduling and help cut costs," said Terry Cooper, President and creator of AirplaneManager.com.  "By checking the TSA's no-fly list directly from AirplaneManager.com, our users can rest assured that their passengers are screened and cleared before the flight.  Access to fuel prices from vendors at specific destinations further helps our users accurately quote a trip and ensures they receive the best fuel prices possible."

AirplaneManager.com offers aircraft scheduling tools for air charter companies, brokers, and corporate flight departments.  Along with the newly-launched tools, AirplaneManager.com features unlimited user logins, pilot trip sheets, passenger itineraries, pilot aircraft tracking, flight logs and passenger list, air charter quoting and invoicing, airport search and flight calculator, pilot time and duty tracking, and multiple aircraft reports.

FMI: www.airplanemanager.com