ASISTIM Flight Support expertly manages every technical and operational factor affecting flight performance, ensuring safety and efficiency from pre-flight preparations to post-flight operations. Whether it’s weather conditions, overflight permits, route planning, aircraft performance, airport facilities, technical condition of the aircraft, or fuel requirements, the ASISTIM Flight Support Team takes charge. By considering all regulatory requirements without compromising safety, we ensure every flight operates under optimal conditions, from initial planning to the moment the aircraft is parked at its destination.
ASISTIM Flight Support Services supports customers’ Flight Planning and OPS Control Systems with tailored data management to increase efficiency through workflow standardization and enhanced automation.
This service can be fully tailored to your needs by setting up and maintaining:
Backed by years of experience and a team of specialists, ASISTIM offers comprehensive navigation support. Our services include route analysis, aerodrome reviews, and aeronautical information services.
We support commercial departments with tailored route studies to identify city-pair operating costs and maximum payload assessments for passenger and cargo operations, both scheduled and ad hoc (ACMI) flights. Additionally, we analyze and optimize potential new routes, ensuring all route planning data is readily available in our customers’ flight planning systems.
ASISTIM Flight Support Services provides a comprehensive range of services related to Aircraft Performance.
Our core offering is the administration and management of your flight planning system with aircraft performance data covering all phases of flights. This services leverage aircraft manufacture data in combination with your company policies.
We also offer airport analysis and surveillance, driftdown analysis, oxygen escape route planning.
ASISTIM Flight Support Services ensures that Oxygen Escape Route requirements are addressed in your planned routes, particularly in areas where the minimum en-route safe altitude prevents the aircraft from descending to 10,000 feet. We develop Oxygen Escape Routes for all relevant routes, providing graphical outputs to enhance clarity and usability.
