Scheduling

Scheduling that understands flying club operations.

Contact Ground gives members a clear calendar while giving club leaders the controls they need around aircraft, instructors, maintenance, and operational readiness.

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Contact Ground mobile scheduling calendar screenshot

Instead of maintaining one calendar for reservations, another list for maintenance, and a separate process for member qualification checks, the schedule becomes the operational source of truth.

Play by play

How clubs use it in practice

  1. Set up resources

    Create aircraft, simulators, instructors, or club equipment as bookable resources with the details members need before reserving.

  2. Publish usable availability

    Members can scan calendar views, pick an open time, and understand which resource is available without calling a scheduler.

  3. Catch conflicts before they become dispatch problems

    Maintenance blocks, resource status, and member readiness context stay close to the booking workflow.

  4. Keep everyone current

    Schedule changes flow to mobile views and notifications so members, instructors, and operations staff are not working from stale screenshots.

Built for shared aircraft

Reservations are not generic calendar events. They need aircraft identity, member context, instructor participation, operational notes, and club policy visibility.

Designed for day-of-flight use

The schedule connects naturally to flight operations, weather checks, squawks, and mobile workflows so pilots can move from reservation to dispatch without hunting through separate systems.

Useful for admins and members

Members get a simple booking experience. Administrators get resource control, calendar limits, and the context needed to keep the schedule fair and accurate.

See scheduling in Contact Ground.

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