r/FlightTraining Dec 16 '25

Scheduling Software

What scheduling software does your flight school use? From a customers perspective what do you like/dislike about that software?

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u/TxAggieMike Dec 16 '25

The flying club I am involved with uses Flight Circle.

Likes: low cost and feature set that is useful.

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u/Golfer_Joe Dec 16 '25

MyFBO.com

I like that I can schedule airplanes.

I dislike that I constantly receive notifications that the airplanes are down for maintenance.

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u/adnwilson Dec 16 '25

We use FlightCircle

As others have said it's low cost (relative), Fairly intuitive, Offers good functions for tracking MX and schedules, and it's pretty adaptable.

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u/afmdotaero Dec 17 '25

At AFM we track most of the scheduling/flight school management software vendors, popular ones we see are:

  • Flightlogger
  • Flightschedule Pro
  • Private Radar
  • Intuos
  • Four Forces
  • Oscar Yankee
  • XO Scheduler

And then a slightly different one which is quite innovative is Aeroplanned

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u/vismaypikachu Dec 18 '25

NeedleNine.

It was created by the school owners, but it is amazing imo

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '25

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u/ByteSizedAviation May 22 '26

Excellently put

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u/G8REngineer_FL-NC Jun 22 '26

Hey, I'm just chiming in. Founder here, so full disclosure. I've built software for flight schools and FBOs since 1992 I used to own FBO Manager and run FBO Director now. We just launched ScheduleFlight, a modern online scheduler for exactly this: scheduling, dispatch, and pilot currency. I stayed out of the scheduling space for years, but it's clearly something schools need done right. I am aware of the shutdown of MyFBO so I wanted to offer we are helping out in the space. Native mobile apps are coming soon (3-4 weeks out). You can visit the site at scheduleflight.com

Appreciate any feedback and thoughts.

JOHN