Platform
ONE SYSTEM
FOR THE WHOLE
MOVEMENT.
SIX.VI replaces the radios, spreadsheets and side conversations that hold an aircraft movement together. Every request, resource and decision lives in one operational record.
6
OPERATIONAL DOMAINS
1
RECORD PER MOVEMENT
24 / 7
LIVE OPERATION
∞
LOCATIONS PER OPERATOR
Architecture
SIGNAL IN.
COORDINATION OUT.
Movement record
Every aircraft becomes a single operational object.Flight plan, handling request, passengers, crew, services, staff assignments and timings all attach to the same record. Nothing lives in a separate list.
Resource model
Trucks, bays, vehicles, drivers and technicians are modeled as real capacity.SIX knows what is available, what is committed and what is about to become a conflict.
Prediction layer
Every change is evaluated against what happens next.An earlier ETA is not just a new number. It moves fuel, transport and staffing, and tells the team what changed.
Operations surface
One interface at three scales.A command view for the operations monitor, a working view for the tablet on the ramp, and a simplified view for the phone in a technician's pocket.
Network layer
Multi-location operators run one operation, not many.Aircraft, operators and service history travel with the tail number between locations on the SIX network.
Deployment
BUILT FOR REAL
OPERATIONS.
I
SURVEY
We map your ramp, bays, fleet of vehicles, service catalog and shift structure before anything is configured.
II
CONFIGURE
Positions, trucks, hangar bays, vendors and roles are built to match how your location actually runs.
III
RUN PARALLEL
SIX runs alongside your existing process for a full operating cycle so nothing is at risk.
IV
CUT OVER
Line staff, CSRs and dispatch move onto SIX with on-site support through the first peak period.
V
TUNE
Prediction models calibrate against your own turnaround and uplift history.
VI
CONNECT
Additional locations join the same operation and inherit the configuration.