Mobile: Flight Feasibility

Mobile: Flight Feasibility

The Flight Feasibility page is where you can review a comprehensive set of automated checks, or flight check rules, that your organization has configured to ensure a flight meets all necessary requirements. This page is informational and for review only; you can't take action directly from this screen. However, the information you see here is the exact same data dispatchers will see in the web application, providing a unified view of the flight's status.

Accessing the Flight Feasibility Page

You can navigate to the Flight Feasibility page in two ways:
  1. From the Flight Control page, using the Flight Feasibility selection; or
  2. On an expanded Flight Card on the Schedule page, tap the Feasibility indication word.

Interpreting the Flight Feasibility Overview

The Flight Feasibility page is organized into up to seven sections, each running checks specific to its category. For a review of all the possible checks run for a flight, please click here to see the Feasibility Check article.

Feasibility Categories

The flight feasibility checks are grouped into the following categories:
  1. Aircraft
  2. Crew
  3. Account/Passenger
  4. Airport
  5. Request/Services
  6. International Planning
  7. FRAT - This section is conditional and will only appear if your organization has the Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) enabled.
  8. Tapping on any section header will expand it, allowing you to read every single check response, including critical, warning, informational, and Good messages. This detailed view shows exactly which rules were run and their outcome.
Tapping on any section header will expand it, allowing you to read every single check response, including critical, warning, informational, and good messages. This detailed view shows exactly which rules were run and their outcome. To learn more about the specific checks that are run for each category, please click here to see the Feasibility Check article.

Feasibility Alert Icons

On this overview screen, you'll see a label(s) and an icon(s) for each section, giving you an immediate summary of its status:
  1. A Green Check Mark with 'All Good' indicates all checks in this section have passed validation.
  2. A Blue Circle (i) indicates Informational items, providing additional context or data.
  3. An Orange Exclamation Triangle signals a Warning, meaning there are non-critical issues that may require review.
  4. A Red Circle indicates a Critical status, highlighting issues that must be addressed before the flight can proceed.
A single section may display multiple icons if it contains warnings, critical items, and informational items, allowing you to quickly see everything that requires attention before you drill down.

Customizing Message Visibility in Settings

You have the ability to customize which messages you see on the Flight Feasibility page based on your preference. Some users prefer to only see messages that require their review (Warnings, Critical, or Informational), while others find it helpful to see the Good (Green) messages as well, as they confirm system validation. You can adjust this setting under the Mobile App Menu > Settings page > in the Flight section, toggle the option to show or hide green/good feasibility messages.










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