As each aircraft is dispatched, a flight sector colour-change reflects punctuality, so it is clear to see whether your flights are on time or affected by delay.

The SmartOps display comes with flight sector information which is updated for both estimated - and actual - departure and arrival times. If your environment is configured to receive movement messages from either the Sita or Arinc networks these messages will import and process automatically, as will the ETE times to update the punctuality status of your display.

If your airline opts to delay one or more flights, SmartOps can generate delay messages that are relayed to designated parties and the system will also generate ASM, ASD's, AAS and ATC messages.

Its range of user-friendly tools for the delay, cancellation, diversion, return to gate and reinstatement of flights, means that SmartOps can support rapid decision-making. As actions are taken, SmartOps will warn you of any aircraft turn-around times or curfews which are compromised and has a configurable alert system such as forbidden airport or take-off weight tolerance. Users of the APM CrewLogic system will also be warned of crew limitations displayed if a delay creates a crew limitation warning.

SmartOps provides a range of customisable reports that can be exported or e-mailed from within the application itself. These include, for example, connections, fuel uplift and fuel burn, delay, timetable and code share timetable, flight operations and aircraft allocation schedule reports. The system will also capture all data to fully complete a flight-log for each sector.