DTO management software for declared training organisations
FlyerOS gives a Declared Training Organisation the club day plus student records, progression against the syllabus, and an annual activity report that assembles itself from records you are already keeping.
What it does
The annual return, as a by-product
The internal review and activity report come from the records kept day to day, not reconstructed from paper against a deadline once a year.
Training records to CAP 1298
Signed, retained and traceable the way the CAA expects a DTO to hold them, not a spreadsheet rebuilt before a visit.
PPL and LAPL training
Student records, progress against the syllabus and exam recommendations, without the professional-course machinery you do not need.
Room to grow
Add the full ATO capability when you need it, as a change of configuration rather than a migration.
Questions schools ask
- What does a DTO need from its software?
- Booking, student records, progression against the syllabus, and the annual internal review and activity report, held so they are continuous and traceable rather than assembled under time pressure.
- Is FlyerOS overkill for a small DTO?
- No. A DTO switches on the parts it needs and leaves professional-course machinery off, so it sees a focused product, priced per aircraft with no minimum.
- Where do DTO training records sit?
- On the same CAP 1298-shaped model used across the product, signed and append-only, so a correction is evidenced rather than overwritten.