Airline Crew Operations

Make the roster
the easy part.

AuroraCrew builds a legal month of flying for every crew member. Flight duty periods, rest, consecutive days, fleet ratings and licence currency are all enforced while the roster is being written, not audited afterwards.

Sign in to AuroraCrew What it does

One sign-in for crew, scheduling, operations control and department heads.

7
Operational roles
15+
Legality rules enforced
12
Month rostering horizon
24/7
Live ops board
The product

A month of legality, at a glance.

Every seat on every flight, every rest period, every day off. One grid the whole operation reads.

Itinerary

Then the day, tail by tail.

Routes, times and aircraft are edited as one day. Every change is re-checked against the rotation before it reaches anyone, and what doesn't hold up says so.

Itinerary · Tuesday Times UTC
Illustration of a day of flights: departure and arrival times, block time, the aircraft assigned to each, and the status the platform computes — including one turnaround that is too short and one flight with no aircraft yet.
FlightDepArr BlockAircraftStatus
10106:1507:151:00 Aircraft 1 787 Assigned
201 INTL07:0008:301:30 Aircraft 2 777 Assigned
10208:1509:201:05 Aircraft 1 787 Assigned
30109:0009:500:50 Aircraft 3 737 Assigned
202 INTL09:3011:001:30 Aircraft 2 777 Assigned
30210:4011:300:50 Aircraft 3 737 Assigned
20311:2012:501:30 Aircraft 2 777 Turnaround 20m
30417:1018:000:50 Not assigned No aircraft
1 turnaround under the 40-minute minimum 1 flight still needs an aircraft 6 of 8 ready to publish
Operations control

And when it breaks, one queue.

Delays, unstarted post-flight reports and half-finished ones collect in a single list, ordered by priority and then by how long each has been waiting. Nothing gets chased from memory.

What it does

Three jobs, one platform, one dataset.

Builds the roster

A duty-aware assigner fills a whole month: pairing legs into duties, positioning crew as passengers when they need to be somewhere else, and calling standby only as a last resort. It will not produce an assignment that breaks a rule, so there is nothing to clean up afterwards.

  • FDP banded by report time and sector count
  • Rest minimum overnight, both directions
  • Limits consecutive days, legs per day, monthly block
  • Ratings fleet type, international training, currency

Runs the day

A live board of every aircraft and flight, with delays logged against the schedule they actually broke. Post-flight recording covers fuel, times and load; the roster is re-checked against the delayed times, so a late arrival that breaks tomorrow's rest is raised while it can still be fixed.

  • Timeline tail by tail, scheduled against actual
  • Delays IATA-coded, with knock-on retiming
  • Post-flight fuel, block, load, invoices
  • Export operations workbooks that reconcile

Reaches the crew

Crew see their own month on their phone, request days off, swap with a named colleague, and sign in for duty. Roster changes settle before they send, so a morning of edits arrives as one summary rather than nine notifications, and the scheduler can see who has acknowledged it.

  • Push duty reminders, day-ahead heads-up
  • Requests days off and crew-to-crew swaps
  • Documents licence, medical and passport expiry
  • Offline installs to the home screen

Evaluating it for an airline?

The full platform breakdown is on the overview page: the seven operational roles, the compliance model, security posture, and how it deploys.

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