Built on the Airtura™ engine. More than 10,000 flights tracked.
Detect trip issues up to days before they happen. Saiker reads your schedule and the live picture around each trip. It follows weather, NOTAMs, airspace and crew duty from planning to landing.
Saiker checks each trip again every time something changes. Your team sees the issues early with the reason and the source.
Each leg is checked against the same things a dispatcher checks. Saiker reads them together so one change is seen across the whole trip.
- Official weather and forecasts against published minimums and the runway in use.
- Airspace notices and flight restrictions.
- National flow programs and airport delays.
- Crew duty and rest across the day.
- Curfews, customs and airport hours.
- Schedule changes and the legs that follow them.
Where no official figure exists the item shows as not checked. Saiker does not fill the gap with a typical value.
01Every trip on one live map. 02A new problem pops up the moment Saiker finds it. 03When something changes Saiker shows what it breaks and who to tell. 04Work the checklist step by step. 05Trip risk is scored from live data on every update. 06The trip sheet is ready before anyone asks. 07Ask Saiker about any trip and see the sources.
Saiker explains what it found and where it came from. The decisions stay with the people who run the operation.
A flight risk assessment is usually filled in once before departure. Saiker scores every leg from live data and scores it again whenever something changes.
- Based on the FAA sample form by default or on your own form.
- Each item is answered with its evidence and the time of the data.
- Items without data show as not checked and add no points.
- The pilot reviews and signs from a link.
- Approvals go to the roles your form names.
- The original score and the mitigated score are both kept.
The signed assessment can be your official record. It exports for your Part 5 safety management records.
Saiker connects to your scheduling system with read-only access. It never writes to the schedule and never releases a flight.
- Trips, aircraft and crew come from your schedule.
- Approvals follow the roles in your department.
- Each finding and approval is recorded with who and when.
- Messages to crews and clients are drafted. A person sends them.
Saiker's agents already carry part of trip support.
- Watch every trip around the clock.
- Find what a change breaks across the day.
- Draft the message for everyone affected.
- Test options before anyone makes a call.
- Score the trip risk on every update.
- Write the morning handover.
This is the start. Saiker is the operating system agents will run trip support on.
