Atlas & Maps

Mission-control mapping for fleet position, flight planning, airspace, NOTAMs, and landing-site survey — integrated with schedule and flight data monitoring.

Overview

Aviation operations need more than a pin on a map. AirOS Atlas is the geospatial operations layer for your fleet: live asset positions, planned and flown routes, airspace and NOTAM context, traffic overlays, and landing-site survey workflows — all connected to the same aircraft, schedule, and flight data records your CAMO and dispatch teams already use.

Plan routes with waypoints, review schedule legs on the map, focus on a single aircraft with timeline scrubbing, and open full flight planning from the same workspace. For HEMS, offshore, charter, and mixed-fleet operators, Atlas replaces disconnected flight-tracking tools with an operational picture grounded in airworthiness data.

Atlas & Maps
Atlas & Maps

Features

  • Live Fleet Map: Real-time aircraft positions with status context from fleet and maintenance records
  • Flight Planning & Waypoints: Route planning with waypoint management, airport data, and weather context
  • Schedule Route Overlay: Visualise planned schedule legs and operational routes on the same map
  • Airspace & NOTAM Display: Operational airspace context and NOTAM awareness for dispatch and crew briefing
  • Traffic Map: Surrounding traffic picture for situational awareness during planning and monitoring
  • Landing Site Survey: Structured landing-site assessment with imagery, scoring by aircraft type, and flight-planner integration
  • Flight Data Focus & Timeline: Scrub historical flight data on the map for post-flight review and engineering analysis
  • Command Centre Embed: Fleet map widgets embed in the Aviation Command Centre for OCC-style oversight

More than a map — an operational picture

Dispatch controllers, CAMO planners, and engineering leads do not need another flight-tracking widget disconnected from airworthiness data. Atlas is AirOS's geospatial operations layer: live fleet positions, planned and flown routes, airspace and NOTAM context, traffic overlays, and structured landing-site survey — all linked to the same aircraft, schedule, flight log, and flight data records your organisation already maintains.

Who uses Atlas

  • Flight operations and dispatch — See where the fleet is, what is planned next, and whether routes, weather, and airspace context support the day's programme.
  • CAMO and continuing airworthiness — Review schedule legs on the map, connect operational flying to projected maintenance demand, and brief crews with airport and airspace context.
  • HEMS, offshore, and charter — Landing-site survey, waypoint planning, and rapid replanning when operational geography matters as much as the calendar.
  • Engineering and reliability — Focus on a single aircraft, scrub flight data on the timeline, and connect post-flight analysis to the geographic record.

Operational capabilities

  • Live fleet map with status context from fleet and maintenance records
  • Flight planning and waypoints with airport data and weather integration
  • Schedule route overlay — planned legs on the same map as flown history
  • Airspace and NOTAM display for briefing and dispatch decisions
  • Traffic map for situational awareness during monitoring
  • Landing site survey with imagery, type scoring, and flight-planner integration
  • Flight data focus and timeline for engineering review after operations

Atlas embeds in the Aviation Command Centre fleet map widget and opens in full from any operational workflow that needs geographic context — without exporting to a separate GIS or flight-tracking tool.