Every booked flight, in one place

Whether your event flies charter or scheduled, from one origin or several into a single destination, our new booked flights overview brings your whole programme into one always-current view: schedules, terminals, baggage, on-board service, the people to call, and more.

Author: Filipa Fernandes

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The booked flights overview, grouped by route, with live delays in red.

Booking the flights is the easy part. Keeping track of them afterwards is the work: the airline confirms times, the airport assigns a terminal, you agree the charter catering, and the itinerary gets revised, then revised again.

 

What is the flight overview?

Usually, each change in schedules, terminals, baggage, on-board service, contact person used to reach you as another email, another attachment, another “which version is current?” For an event planner already juggling a hundred moving parts, keeping the flight picture straight turns into a job of its own.

The new booked flights overview fixes that. It puts every flight in your programme, and everything you need to know about each one, in a single place that stays up to date. You stay in control of the whole programme instead of chasing it.

Flight Details

Open any flight for its full detail view. It gathers the schedule and its status, the aircraft, where passengers need to be on the ground, and the baggage each traveller can bring.

Charter

For charter flights the detail view goes further, because a charter is your aircraft and the details are yours to shape. It brings together the on-board experience and the contacts you’ll want on the day.

Everything that used to live in a long email thread and a signed contract now sits on one screen, open to you whenever you need it.

Always current

The overview reads the same live data your PRO SKY team manages, so it is never out of date. When they confirm a time, assign a terminal or revise a detail, the overview updates to match.

On the day of departure, when a flight is delayed, you get real-time information about it: the delay appears in red on the row the moment it’s reported, so what’s in front of you is the schedule as it stands right now, not last week’s PDF you’d have to check by email first.

Every flight in one place, and current every time you open it.

Less admin, more control

Taking the weight off event air travel is what PRO SKY is built for. The booked flights overview replaces the back-and-forth of re-checks, version-hunting and “can you resend the latest?” with one reliable view you can open around the clock.

That means fewer emails, fewer surprises, and full visibility over a flight programme that might run from ten passengers to ten thousand, with the same clarity at any scale.

Try it on your next event with PRO SKY, and open your flight programme whenever you need it at app.pro-sky.com.

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