Readiness you can see before it slips.
From the squadron's weekly flying schedule to the command's 90-day readiness picture: one platform, fielded for IL4 and CUI.
Squadron to wing to command, one picture.
Each level sees what it decides on, from the same live data. Nobody re-types a schedule into a slide again.
Schedulers and the DO
Build, reflow and publish the flying week. Track currencies and the syllabus student by student.
Operations group
Share ranges, tankers and sims across squadrons; see where the wing runs short next month.
Commanders and staff
Readiness forecasts by unit, deficits ranked by impact, reports that send from a phone.
Act on the gap weeks before it reaches the line.
- Aircraft availability from maintenance, by tail
- Instructor and student pipelines, by phase
- Attrition predicted from history and the weather outlook
- Range, tanker and simulator capacity
Each deficit links to the moves that fix it: an instructor borrowed from a sister squadron, a sim block moved forward, a weekend surge.
How Autopilot forecastsFrom signature to first published week in six weeks.
Authority to operate
Our IL4 package and your security office, side by side.
Load the squadron
Aircraft, crews, quals, syllabus and your local rules.
Parallel run
Skein and your current process build the same weeks.
Switch
Publish from Skein; a former scheduler stays on call.
For the first time, the commander sees next month's readiness on Monday instead of hearing about it in the debrief.
See your squadron's readiness, forecast.
Bring a real week and next month's constraints. We run them live on Autopilot.