ESSENTIAL PARTNERS
What is an Essential Partner?
Every organization that offers daily touchpoints to pilots and has an essential role in them fulfilling their job or enjoying their hobby in aviation is a potential candidate for our Essential Partners Program. We want to connect and open a dialog between these organizations to improve processes and other aspects of a pilot's life.
We differentiate these partners based on their involvement and ambition for improvement and modernization. Therefore, we categorize every partner in a tier.
There are three levels of Essential Partners: Silver, Gold and Platinum. The benefits associated with a level are unlocked after verification.
Essential Partners tiers
Platinum
Gold
Silver
Interoperable flight data – Built for airlines and operators
capzlog.aero helps operators and airlines reduce administrative overhead, ensure regulatory compliance, and digitalize critical flight and duty time processes. Through the capzlog.aero Interoperated Program, we establish a cross-operator data foundation aligned with ORO.FTL.245, enabling greater efficiency, transparency, and safety across your operation.
Data collection, archiving, and audit preparation are streamlined and automated—no more separate duty sheets, duplicate pilot inputs, or manual data gathering before audits.
Flight planning, crew scheduling, and operational checks are powered by integrated data: FTL limits, recency, and validity are visible in real time—both for Flight OPS and individual pilots.
Violations are identified before they happen. Our tools help detect operational risks early, reducing incident reporting and legal exposure.
Your pilots get a modern, FCL.050-compliant digital flight logbook, populated automatically—even across operators. They benefit from accurate, complete records and a professional tool they can keep beyond their time with you.
Join the capzlog.aero Interoperated Program to shape a solution built around your operations. With early access and real-world testing, you help define the tools your team will actually use.