FlyerOS for a DTO
A club or school with a declaration, training to PPL and LAPL — 3–10 aircraft.
Your day
The club day, plus student records, progress against the syllabus, exam recommendations and the annual return.
Read: A Saturday at a flying clubWhat's switched on
Generated from the product — live and planned marked honestly.
- Scheduling & Resource PlanningPreview
- Daily Operations & DispatchPreview
- Students & TrainingPlanned
- Syllabi, Grading & ProgressionPlanned
- Instructor & Staff ManagementPlanned
- AssignmentsLive
- Aircraft & FleetPreview
- MaintenancePlanned
- CRM & AdmissionsPlanned
- Documents & ResourcesPlanned
- CommunicationsPlanned
- Analytics & ReportsPlanned
What's deliberately off
Professional-course machinery — versioned syllabus authoring, competency assessment, instructor duty limits and multi-base — stays off until you need it.
- Safety Management SystemPlanned
- Compliance & QualityPlanned
- Finance & BillingPlanned
- Integrations & APIPlanned
The one thing
The annual activity report assembles itself
The internal review and activity report come from records you’re already keeping day to day — not reconstructed from paper each year.
Your price
A dto sits on the ATO tier — £40 per aircraft / month, excl. VAT.
A DTO sits on the ATO tier — that’s where student records and syllabus tracking live. The tier name is about capability, not your approval type.
Full pricing →A 6-aircraft dto pays
£240 / month
Unlimited users · every base included · excl. VAT
It grows with you
Becoming a ATO is a change of configuration, not a migration — same organisation, same data, same login, more switched on. Nothing is re-entered, nothing is exported and re-imported, no records are lost.
See FlyerOS for a ATOThe roles in a dto
A profile is the kind of organisation you are; a persona is the job you do inside one. These are the people who run a dto day to day.
“We keep this on paper and the CAA has never complained.”
Until the day you have to assemble a return under time pressure. Retention and traceability are continuous here, not a scramble.