
A visitor cannot be promised two o’clock. They can be promised a place on Sunday, which is a smaller promise and one you can actually keep.
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Put Sunday on the page with the number of visitors it can take. When that number is reached the day closes without anybody watching it.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Gliders, tow planes and instructors read across the same day, so whoever is running the launch point is not reconstructing it from memory.
Learn morePromising an hour is how a launch point ends up apologising all afternoon. Promising a day is honest and still worth paying for.
A named day carries no guarantee about when somebody launches, which is exactly right, and leaves you free to run the order as conditions allow.
Aircraft and instructors on one view means the running order comes from what is genuinely available rather than from somebody’s memory.
Covering an absent instructor means choosing among those actually rostered, rather than discovering at nine that nobody was expecting to be there.
Launches and daylight decide how many visitors a day holds. Above that number you are selling a long wait rather than a flight.
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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Shift the whole day to the next weekend. Every booking travels with it, holding its place, its price and anything already paid against it.
Decide how many visitors a day can genuinely handle and the page stops there, so nobody spends an afternoon watching other people launch.
Sold as two products at two prices, which lets somebody pick the cheaper launch without a conversation about it on the day.
It sells from your page at your price and lands on a real day, rather than arriving as an enquiry that waits until Monday for an answer.
Enter the repeat once on Free and it holds through to the end of the season, sparing somebody twenty separate entries in a paper book.
Pass the day to whoever is genuinely rostered. Hours belong to the person, so nothing lands on somebody who is not at the strip.
Close it for the days it is grounded and everything else stays bookable, with no sign on the clubhouse door doing the work instead.
Their flights and payments are on one record, so a returning face is somebody you can greet by name rather than start again with.
A trial flight bought at midnight should be paid for then. What happens in the clubhouse can stay exactly as it always has.
Pro takes the whole trial flight by card the moment somebody books it, 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 one record covers the day rather than two that disagree.
Flights and payments live on the same person, so somebody reappearing after two winters is recognised rather than re-registered.
One app for every booking
Choose how many visitors a day can genuinely take and bookings stop there by themselves, well before the queue gets embarrassing.
When a day collapses, shift the lot in one action. Each booking keeps its place, its price and any payment recorded against it.
One email on booking, another before the day, both carrying the arrival time and where to find the gate. Email only, never a phone message.
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A day. The flying day is what goes on the page, which leaves the launch order in your hands and avoids promising an hour nobody can guarantee.
Shift the day and they all move together, each keeping their place, their price and any money recorded against the booking.
They do, because they are separate products. Somebody wanting the cheaper launch can simply choose it when they book.
Set the number of visitor places on the day. Booking closes itself once they are taken, without anybody counting on Friday night.
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 glider or tow plane for the days it is unavailable and everything else carries on taking bookings as usual.