Aviation Command Centre

Customisable OCC dashboard — fleet, crew, weather, airworthiness, maintenance capacity, parts supply, and regulatory alerts in one mission-control view.

Overview

Accountable Managers and operations controllers need a single screen that reflects operational reality — not eight browser tabs refreshed on different intervals. The Aviation Command Centre is AirOS's mission-control dashboard: a status ribbon across fleet, crew, weather, deferrals, hangar capacity, procurement, regulatory gaps, and reliability anomalies.

Domain widgets surface severity by area, the embedded Atlas map shows live asset positions with domain toggles, and operations briefing plus incident watchlist widgets connect dispatch to safety and AI Inbox intelligence. Layouts are user-customisable and persist across sessions — so your OCC, CAMO morning stand-up, and engineering control each configure the view that matches their accountability.

Hangar, OCC, and reception wall screens provision from a Raspberry Pi that pulls its assignment from AirOS — no inbound ports into the hangar. Snapshot a dashboard channel onto the TV so the wall shows the operational picture, not a personal login.

Aviation Command Centre
Aviation Command Centre

Features

  • Status Ribbon KPIs: Eight top-line indicators across fleet, crew, weather, deferrals, bays, procurement, regulatory, and reliability
  • Operational Health Matrix: Domain-by-domain severity with actionable metrics for each operational area
  • Embedded Fleet Map: Live Atlas map with links to full geospatial workspace and individual aircraft records
  • Airworthiness & Deferrals: Open incidents, deferred defects, and dispatch blocks visible before the day unfolds
  • Maintenance Capacity: Bay utilisation and work package load for hangar and line maintenance control
  • Parts & Supply Signals: Open material requests, purchase activity, and rogue-part reliability indicators
  • Regulatory Alerts: Compliance programme gaps and regulatory intelligence signals on one screen
  • Customisable Layout: Add, resize, and persist widgets — schedule mini, maintenance forecast, calendar, and more
  • Organisation TV displays: Raspberry Pi hangar and OCC wall screens pull a dashboard snapshot from AirOS without inbound hangar ports

The screen your OCC actually needs

Accountable Managers and operations controllers are judged on what they knew — and when. The Aviation Command Centre is AirOS's mission-control dashboard: a single configurable view across fleet, crew, weather, deferrals, hangar capacity, procurement, regulatory gaps, and reliability anomalies.

Built for stand-up, dispatch, and control

The default layout mirrors how experienced operations teams run a day:

  1. Status ribbon — eight KPIs across the domains that determine whether today's programme is flyable and maintainable.
  2. Operational health matrix — severity by domain with drill-down metrics, not vanity charts.
  3. Embedded Atlas map — live asset positions with links to full geospatial workspace and individual aircraft records.
  4. Domain widgets — fleet, crew, weather, airworthiness, maintenance capacity, parts supply, and regulatory alerts.
  5. Operations briefing and incident watchlist — AI Inbox intelligence and open AOG/incident visibility on the same screen.

Customise without losing the mission-control intent

Layouts are user-customisable and persisted — add schedule mini, maintenance forecast, calendar, entry shortcuts, and more. Engineering control, CAMO morning review, and dispatch each configure the widgets that match their accountability, while reading from the same underlying operational data.

Real-time WebSocket refresh (with HTTP fallback) keeps the picture current while the page is open — so the Command Centre reflects operational reality, not a snapshot from last night's export.

Connected domains

The Command Centre aggregates signals from Aircraft, Schedule, Maintenance, Regulation Intelligence, Reliability Monitoring, AI Inbox, and Incidents — the areas that determine whether an operator can safely and legally fly today.