Professional pilots juggle type ratings, recurrent training deadlines, medical classes, and currency requirements across multiple aircraft. A single missed item can ground you.
AeroCopilot consolidates everything into one dashboard — every type rating, every currency clock, every compliance deadline. Built for pilots who fly for a living, not as a hobby.
- Multi-aircraft currency tracking — per type rating, per category and class
- Advanced AI briefings with upper-level winds, icing, turbulence, and convective outlook
- Recurrent training deadline management — Part 61, Part 91, Part 135 requirements
- First and second class medical tracking with BasicMed alternative monitoring
- Digital logbook with multi-crew entries, SIC time, and turbine PIC logging
- FAR references and regulatory lookup for operational questions
Pro tools
What professional pilots actually need. The tools that keep you legal, current, and sharp.
Multi-type currency
Track 90-day, night, instrument, and tailwheel currency independently per aircraft type. One dashboard, every airplane.
Advanced weather briefings
SIGMETs, AIRMETs, pilot reports, icing forecasts, and turbulence layers — not just surface weather.
Recurrent training tracker
Instrument proficiency checks, flight reviews, type-specific recurrent — all deadlines in one timeline.
Certificate management
Track CPL, ATP, type ratings, endorsements, and medical certificates with proactive renewal alerts.
Flight time categorization
Log PIC, SIC, dual, turbine, multi-engine, night, and actual instrument time with automatic totals.
Career hour tracking
Monitor total time, cross-country, night, and instrument toward ATP minimums or airline hiring benchmarks.
Day in the life
A line trip with AeroCopilot. How the platform fits into multi-leg professional operations.
0500 — Pre-trip review
Dashboard shows all legs for the day, weather at each station, NOTAMs, and TFRs along every route.
0530 — Advanced briefing
"Turbulence along V16 today?" — AeroCopilot pulls PIREPs, turbulence forecasts, and suggests alternate altitudes.
0600 — Risk assessment
FRAT auto-populates for Leg 1. Convective activity flagged. Alternate fuel requirements recalculated.
0900 — Leg 2 update
Between legs, ask for updated weather at the next destination. New NOTAM published — AeroCopilot flags it.
1700 — Log multi-leg day
Four legs logged. PIC turbine time updated. 90-day currency recalculated across both type ratings.
Weekly — Compliance check
Recurrent training due in 45 days. Medical renewal in 90. AeroCopilot keeps the timeline visible.
Professional pilots deserve professional tools
You would not fly a transport-category aircraft with VFR-only instruments. Why manage your career with a spreadsheet?
AeroCopilot gives you the same level of precision and reliability in compliance management that you demand from the flight deck.
What AeroCopilot is not (yet)
AeroCopilot is supplemental to your primary EFB. Several professional-pilot surfaces are still on the roadmap as of May 2026.
- AD database covers 454 airframes as of May 2026 — not a replacement for AOPA AD Search or the full FAA SDR database covering 18,000+ airworthiness directives.
- AeroCopilot is supplemental to your primary EFB (ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot) — synthetic vision, geo-referenced approach plates, and Sentry/Stratux ADS-B integration are roadmap items, not current features.
- Performance plates, takeoff/landing distance calculator, and Runway Analysis are not yet implemented.
- Engine monitor integration (JPI, Garmin, Sentry) is roadmap. Turbine engine-trend monitoring and FOQA-style debrief are not in scope today.
- Use AeroCopilot for currency, compliance, advanced briefings, and logbook — keep your operator-approved EFB for charts, plates, and in-flight nav.