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RosterSwift Network: Build the season, and see its crew cost before you publish

RosterSwift Network is our network and schedule planning product: the timetable, rotations and tails, slots and schedule distribution, with the crew consequence of every scenario shown before it is published.

Timetable · Tails · Slots · Distribution

Illustration: a week of rotations on eight tails, with a maintenance check blocked out.

01 Scope

The daily core of schedule planning

  • Seasons and timetable

    Seasons, flight periods, versions and scenarios, with a log of every change.

  • Rotations and tails

    A rotation timeline with integrity checks (continuity, ground times, curfews), and tails assigned months ahead around your maintenance plan.

  • Slots and distribution

    Slot requests and coordinator replies, schedule files and change messages in the industry standards, sent from an address your airline approves.

  • The crew cost of every scenario

    Our pairing engine runs on any scenario: crew days, augmented crews and hotel nights, before you publish.

02 In the suite

One schedule for planning and the day

  1. 01

    Build and publish

    Your schedulers build the season, check it and publish it, with approval and audit.

  2. 02

    Planner pairs from it

    RosterSwift Planner reads the same schedule, with no re-import.

  3. 03

    Control runs on it

    Changes reach RosterSwift Control as change sets, with their effect on crews shown first.

  4. 04

    The season feeds the next

    Actual block times and delays come back to plan the next season.

RosterSwift Planner RosterSwift Control

03 Where we are

Built step by step

The schedule foundations are being built now: seasons, versions and scenarios, and schedule files in and out. The planning screens, tails, slots and change messages follow. RosterSwift Network also hands its schedule to your current crew system and maintenance system.

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