Safety reporting (SMS) New
A safety program your pilots will actually use
Anyone at your school or club can report a hazard, incident or near miss in under a minute, anonymously if they choose. Safety managers score each report, assign fixes and watch the trends, all in the same app you schedule with.
Report it while it's fresh
Students, renters, instructors and staff report hazards, incidents and near misses from their phone. Reporting anonymously is one tap, so people speak up about the things they'd otherwise keep to themselves.
Score the risk
Safety managers rate each report on a likelihood × severity risk matrix, so the serious items rise to the top.
Fix it and close the loop
Assign corrective actions with an owner and a due date, and track them until they're done.
See the trends
Watch reports and risk over time, so you can spot a pattern before it becomes an accident.
Part of the same system as your fleet
Safety reporting sits next to squawks, dispatch, weight and balance with a flight risk assessment, and the activity log, so your safety program and your schedule share one source of truth.
See weight and balance and the FRAT and squawks and maintenance. Built for flight schools and flying clubs.
Questions about safety reporting
What is an SMS for a flight school?
A safety management system is a structured way to find hazards, assess their risk and fix them before they cause an accident. Flight schools and flying clubs aren't required to have one under 14 CFR Part 5, but many run a voluntary safety program built on the same ideas.
Can pilots report anonymously?
Yes. Anyone can choose to submit a hazard, incident or near-miss report anonymously.
How are reports prioritized?
Safety managers score each report on a likelihood × severity risk matrix, then assign corrective actions with owners and due dates.
Does it cost extra?
No. Safety reporting is included on every plan.
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