Schedule
Book aircraft and instructors on one calendar.
Every section ties into the others. Log a flight and the student progresses, the aircraft Hobbs ticks, the invoice goes out, the schedule frees up. Nothing entered twice.
Each piece is built into the others. Log a flight and the student’s hours update, the aircraft’s Hobbs ticks forward, the invoice goes out, the schedule frees up.
Book aircraft and instructors on one calendar.
Every flight logged in 60 seconds. Adds itself up.
Stripe link texts the student the second you save.
Hours, milestones, certificate — all in one place.
Hobbs, Tach, and maintenance alerts that nag for you.
Owners, instructors, front desk — each sees their lane.
StratusLog isn’t a generic scheduler bolted to an invoicer. The whole product was designed around how a flight school actually runs: the schedule turns on aircraft availability, the lesson runs on Hobbs time, the logbook needs a signature, and the invoice has to land before the next sortie.
Part 61 and Part 141 schools. Single-instructor outfits and multi-aircraft fleets.
Seven days free. One instructor. Two students. Long enough to run a few real lessons through it and decide.
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