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Shared scheduling

Know when it is free—and what happens next.

Give every partner one clear calendar, then carry the reservation into the post-flight record.

01

One shared picture

See who has the airplane, when it returns, and what is available next—without a calendar thread or side conversation.

02

Rules at the point of booking

Apply booking windows, duration limits, buffers, aircraft access, qualifications, and maintenance restrictions before a reservation is accepted.

03

Recurring and instructional flying

Plan repeating reservations, instructor availability, instructor assignments, and all-day maintenance blocks.

04

Close the flight loop

Open the completed reservation to record tach, Hobbs, fuel, oil, destination, and an optional squawk so the aircraft picture stays current.

The workflow

Keep context from one handoff to the next.

  1. 01
    Configure

    Owners set the partnership’s booking and visibility rules.

  2. 02
    Reserve

    A member chooses the aircraft and time; AirplaneHQ checks the applicable constraints.

  3. 03
    Operate

    The reservation becomes the handoff point for flight details and the post-flight log.

Learn the details

Step-by-step guidance for shared scheduling.

Schedule and flyCreate and manage reservations

Book, change, cancel, and return early while preserving calendar context.

Schedule and flyPlan recurring reservations

Create a series and avoid repeating conflicts or unintended blocks.

Schedule and flyConfigure instructors and qualifications

Connect instructional rules and recent-flight currency to scheduling.

Schedule and flySubscribe to the partnership calendar

Add the private calendar feed to Apple Calendar safely.

Ready for a shared operating picture?

Bring shared scheduling into the same system as the rest of the aircraft.