
A short season and a long forecast. Sell a place on Saturday rather than a two o’clock, and the flight line stays yours to run.
Online booking
The day goes on your page with the visitor spots it can hold, and booking closes at that number without anybody keeping watch on it.
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Sailplanes, tow planes and instructors read across the same day, so whoever is running the line is not rebuilding it from memory.
Learn moreA short season makes every scrubbed afternoon expensive. Selling a day rather than an hour is the promise that survives the forecast.
A named day makes no claim about the hour, which is right, and leaves the running order to be decided by the conditions on the morning.
Aircraft and instructors on one view means the order comes from what is genuinely on the field rather than from what somebody remembers.
Covering an absence means picking from those actually scheduled, rather than discovering at nine that nobody had expected to be there.
Launches and daylight set how many visitors a day holds, and a short season means the ceiling matters more than it would elsewhere.
A winch launch and an aerotow are priced and booked apart, so a visitor who came for the cheaper one is choosing rather than being talked round.
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Move the whole day forward. Everybody on it travels too, keeping their spot, their rate and anything already paid against the booking.
Set the visitor spots on a day and booking stops there, so nobody spends a short afternoon watching a line that has hardly moved.
Two products at two rates, so somebody who came for the cheaper launch books exactly that instead of being redirected on arrival.
It sells from your page at your rate and lands on a real flying day, rather than waiting in an inbox for an answer on Monday.
The repeat is entered once on Free and holds to the end of the season, saving twenty entries in a logbook kept in the clubhouse.
Give the day to whoever is genuinely scheduled. Hours belong to the person, so nothing lands on somebody who is not on the field.
Close it for the days it is grounded and everything else stays bookable, with no sign on the clubhouse door doing the job instead.
Flights and payments sit on one record, so somebody returning is a name you already know rather than a form to complete again.
An intro flight bought at midnight should be paid for then and there. What happens across the clubhouse table can carry on unchanged.
Pro takes the intro flight in full by card at the moment of booking, which is what you want from a name nobody at the club knows.
Cash and transfers taken in the clubhouse are entered by hand on Free, so a single record covers the day rather than two that disagree.
Flights and payments live on the same person, so somebody back after two winters is recognized rather than signed up all over again.
One app for every booking
Decide how many visitors a day can genuinely absorb and booking stops there of its own accord, rather than being counted late on Friday.
A day the season cannot spare is moved in one action, and everybody booked keeps their spot, their rate and any payment recorded.
One email on booking, another ahead of the day, each carrying the arrival time and the gate. Email only, and never a message to a phone.
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For a day. The flying day goes on the page, which keeps the flight line yours and avoids promising an hour the conditions may not allow.
Move the day and every booking travels with it, each holding its spot, its rate and any money already recorded against it.
They can, being separate products, so somebody who wanted the cheaper launch chooses it themselves at the point of booking.
Set the visitor spots on the day and booking closes itself once they are gone, so the field never carries more than it can launch.
Yes. Repeats run weekly or monthly on the Free plan and finish on a chosen date or after an agreed number of flights.
Yes. Close that sailplane or tow plane for the days it is down and every other aircraft carries on taking bookings as usual.