Eight documents built to answer, in real detail, the questions that come up before a pilot: what each platform shows, who uses it inside the airport, how it connects, what your IT team needs, and how your database's own nomenclature gets translated.
What the same flight looks like on WinForms, desktop web, mobile web and Android — illustrative screenshots of all four screens.
The seven pieces that make up the solution, and one real flight minute by minute: from boarding opening to a critical alarm resolved with time to spare.
Six real roles — ramp handling, the operations room, BHS, IT, airport authority, airline — and what each one gains.
The four network scenarios of an airport, and the two independent paths (FCM push + direct connection) that make sure the alarm gets through.
What your airport needs to get started, requirements per platform, and the four implementation phases — for IT and operations teams.
BHS, BSM, pBSM, LPN... the language of airport baggage explained in plain English, with search and category filters.
Reference diagram — two flows that start together at check-in and reconcile before departure via BRS.
How your database's real-world nomenclature gets translated into FlightSort's model — and why the "Departed" state is the one the installer won't let you get wrong.
We'll show you if it's a fit for your airport, and which diagnostic phase you'd start from.