Flight school compliance software for UK CAA and EASA
FlyerOS holds the records a UK inspection asks for, produced from the day you actually flew: training records to CAP 1298, continuing airworthiness under Part-ML, instructor flight-time limitations, and occurrence reporting, each with its regulatory source named.
What it does
Records produced from the day
Compliance evidence is a by-product of running the operation, not a separate folder someone maintains for the audit.
The rule, with its source
Every regulatory rule is modelled with its source, jurisdiction and effective date, so a change in the rule is a configuration change.
Inspection evidence packs
Scoped, date-filtered, read-only and expiring, assembled from records the day already produced.
Honest boundaries
FlyerOS helps you operate your approved or declared procedures. It does not itself confer certification or approval, and never claims to.
Questions schools ask
- What does flight school compliance software cover?
- The records and controls an inspection turns on: training records to CAP 1298, continuing airworthiness under Part-ML, instructor flight-time limitations, currency and privileges under Part-FCL, and occurrence reporting, held so evidence is produced on demand.
- Does it guarantee we pass an audit?
- No. It keeps the operational record that evidences your procedures, which is what makes an audit a query rather than a scramble. The approval and the outcome remain yours.
- Are the regulatory rules kept current?
- Each rule carries its source and effective date, so when a rule changes it is a configuration change rather than a code change, and past records keep the rule that applied at the time.