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Recover the day before the first bank cancels.

Crew rosters, pairings and disruption recovery for regional carriers and charter operators, built on the same engine that schedules fighter squadrons.

−31%crew-caused delay minutes in year one
18MINmedian to a full crew recovery plan
6%less paid deadhead, same schedule
3OPSregional and charter operators live
01Disruption recovery

A ground stop at 0640. A plan by 0658.

Skein reads the stop, the legal limits of every crew member and the reserves on hand, then proposes the recovery with the fewest broken pairings.

Recovery proposal · DEN ground stop14 changes
AR 2214Swap FO to reserve R-07Legal to 2130Ready
AR 2230Delay 42 min, keep crewConnect heldReady
AR 2241Deadhead CA from COSHotel bookedConfirm
AR 2257Cancel, rebook 61 paxLowest impactApprove
Plan ready18 min
Pairings kept92%
Pax protected1,284
How recovery works
  • Duty and rest limits checked for every proposal
  • Reserves and deadheads used before cancellations
  • Your recovery policy sets the priorities
  • Crew notified the moment you approve
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02Planning

Rosters crews accept, at a cost finance likes.

Pairings

Legal, efficient pairings from your schedule, with deadhead and hotel cost in the objective.

Monthly rosters

Bids and seniority respected, fair distribution of early starts and nights.

Reserve sizing

Reserves placed where the weather and history say you will need them.

An airline crew walking across a wet apron toward an airliner at the gate at dusk
Crew recovery after a ground stop used to take the night. Skein proposes it before the first bank is cancelled.
LVLena VasquezDirector of crew planning, Altus Regional Air

Run your worst day of last winter on Skein.

Send us one disrupted day; we show you the recovery Skein would have proposed, minute by minute.