FlightSort doesn't replace your airport's infrastructure — it connects to it. Here we explain, no sugarcoating it, what we need from your side, what we won't touch, and how it's deployed in practice.
Three independent layers. FlightSort reads from your existing systems, never writes to them or changes their behavior.
The list is intentionally short. The less we ask for, the less friction to start a pilot.
To the view or table where flight and sorting operational data already lives. Write access is never required.
For the integration layer to reach that data source — typically inside the airport's own network, without exposing it to the internet.
The read adapter fits what already exists. We don't ask your check-in or sorting provider to change anything.
Someone who knows where flight data lives today — for the initial diagnostic phase, not for day-to-day afterward.
Each client has its own minimum requirements, designed to avoid requiring new hardware unless it's actually needed.
Nothing ever touches production without being validated first in read-only mode. It's the same discipline the product is built with internally.
We identify where flight and sorting data lives in your installation. Without touching anything.
We connect the read adapter and validate that what we see matches operational reality.
We calibrate alarms and thresholds with your airport's real flights — not generic values.
We roll out on whichever platforms your team needs: control room, web monitoring, and/or mobile app.
We'll show you which diagnostic phase fits your specific installation.