Built in Canada
Canadian-made and Canadian-focused, from first flight through airline operations.

Less Paperwork, More Flying!
AeroOps brings records, instruction, weather, schedules, and operations into a connected system that adapts to the way you fly.
Canadian-made and Canadian-focused, from first flight through airline operations.
Stop rebuilding the same information in calendars, spreadsheets, forms, and disconnected apps.
AeroOps fits pilots and aviation organizations instead of forcing every operation into one rigid workflow.
Build a dependable logbook without losing the detail behind the totals. Import existing records, track recency and qualifications, understand your experience, and create professional reports from one trusted record.

AeroOps Weather helps pilots decide what is changing, which runway is usable, where the hazards are, and what deserves a closer look before departure.
$5 CAD per month after the trial.

AeroOps solutions
Start with what is available today. Keep the same connected AeroOps account as new parts of your aviation life come online.
Flight records, SmartImport, recency, credentials, analytics, and professional reports in one dependable logbook.
Learn moreStudents, schedules, lesson completion, PTRs, progress, invoices, and instructor administration that stay connected.
Learn moreAirport weather, route briefings, live cameras, operational alerts, imagery, runway context, and forecast intelligence.
Learn moreRoster, duty-day, inbound aircraft, gate, weather, and airline operating awareness for working crews.
Learn moreConfigurable scheduling, training, fleet, maintenance, safety, licensing, and business operations for FTUs.
Learn moreMembers, aircraft scheduling, release and close, qualifications, maintenance, defects, documents, billing, and club operations.
Learn moreTour bookings, passengers, payments, waivers, manifests, weight and balance, aircraft, crews, and operational release.
Learn moreAvailable today
Build a dependable flying record, run an independent instruction business, or bring Canadian aviation weather into one clear operating picture.