One record of the stop
A single aircraft visit touches an FBO's line crew and front desk, a management company's dispatcher, the crew flying it, and the owner paying for it. Each of them has historically worked from a different system, or from paper. Flightsheet gives them one shared record.
FBOs
Publish the arrival standard your team promises, then see how crews actually rated it — while the aircraft is still on the ramp.
Management companies
Plan the trip, send service requests ahead of the aircraft, and see what every stop cost.
Pilots
Stops, fuel, and expenses on the phone. Photograph a receipt at the truck and it is filed.
Who builds it
Flightsheet is built in Houston, Texas, alongside the FBOs and flight departments that use it. The people who fly and work these stops tell us what is missing, and the product follows them.
Getting access
Accounts are created by invitation, arranged through your FBO or management company. There is no open signup, which is deliberate: every account belongs to an organization that vouches for it.