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Operational intelligence for aviation

See what’s ready.Know what’s at risk.Act earlier.

Nexus connects trips, crew, aircraft, maintenance, compliance, risk and operational decisions—then helps your team understand what needs attention before it becomes disruption.

Built around real Part 135 workflows. Not generic scheduling.

ProFlyt Nexus operations dashboard

Built for the operation behind every flight

Trips · Crew · Aircraft · Maintenance · Compliance · FRAT · Release · Postflight · Decision support

Who we serve

Different missions. Shared operational challenges.

ProFlyt Nexus serves Part 91 flight departments, Part 135 operators and aviation defense contractors—connecting the people, aircraft and information behind every mission.

  • PART 91

    Corporate + private aviation

    Coordinate trips, crew availability, qualifications and aircraft readiness. Give flight departments better visibility while reducing the administrative work behind each flight.

  • PART 135

    Charter + commercial operators

    Connect scheduling, crew legality, maintenance status, risk and operational release. Help teams anticipate constraints, protect capacity and improve utilization.

  • DEFENSE CONTRACTORS

    Mission-focused aviation

    Bring mission planning, crew readiness, aircraft availability and operational records into a shared picture. Help aviation teams coordinate complex schedules and changing mission requirements.

Why Nexus exists

Built around four operator outcomes.

Nexus is designed to reduce operational friction while giving leaders and crews a clearer, more useful picture of the operation.

  • 01

    Ease administrative burden

    Reduce duplicate entry, disconnected communication, manual reconciliation and the spreadsheet chase.

  • 02

    Improve pilot quality of life

    Give crews better visibility, respect preferences and reduce unnecessary disruption around the schedule.

  • 03

    Increase operator revenue

    Protect operational capacity, improve utilization and make better decisions about the resources that generate revenue.

  • 04

    Minimize inefficiencies

    Surface bottlenecks, risk, lost capacity and avoidable friction before they become expensive surprises.

Connected capabilities

One operational picture. Not another isolated tool.

Nexus connects the information behind a Part 135 mission so readiness, risk and operational context can follow the flight from request through closeout.

  • Trips + scheduling

    Multi-leg trip workflows, aircraft and crew assignments, schedule views, route context and operational status.

    REQUEST → PLAN → ASSIGN → RELEASE → CLOSEOUT

  • Crew readiness

    Qualifications, medicals, training, currency, duty/rest, availability and future-state eligibility where assignment decisions happen.

    LEGALITY + READINESS + AVAILABILITY

  • Maintenance readiness

    Inspection status, due items, MEL/AOG context and aircraft availability surfaced into the operational schedule.

    MAINTENANCE AS OPERATIONAL CONTEXT

  • FRAT + operational release

    Configurable flight risk, mitigations, approvals and release gating with an audit trail behind the decision.

    RISK → MITIGATE → APPROVE → PRESERVE

  • Flight planning context

    Preferred routing, route metrics, weather, NOTAMs and map-based operational context connected to the trip.

    ROUTE + WEATHER + NOTAMS

  • Postflight + audit history

    Closeout, records, corrections, documents and a durable history of what happened after the mission was flown.

    FINISH THE FLIGHT. KEEP THE EVIDENCE.

Crew Optimization Engine

From a schedule to decision support.

Nexus can look beyond who is available today—projecting capacity, currency, staffing pressure and schedule health, then evaluating alternative schedules around the operator’s priorities.

See what Founding operators can shape
  • 90-day capacity outlook

    See future coverage gaps and currency cliffs before they reach the schedule.

  • Future-state eligibility

    Ask whether a pilot will remain qualified through the entire assignment—not just today.

  • Schedule alternatives

    Compare Balanced, Quality of Life, Maximum Coverage, Lowest Cost and other strategies.

  • Explainable assignments

    Understand why a pilot was recommended—and why another qualified pilot was not.

  • Schedule Health

    Separate hard validity from broader health across coverage, reserve, fairness, travel and stability.

  • Staffing what-if scenarios

    Model what another PIC, SIC, full crew or rotation-policy change could buy the operation.

  • Pilot preferences + fairness

    Incorporate day preferences, flexibility and historical fairness into scheduling decisions.

  • Continuous re-optimization

    Re-score the future when trips, maintenance, PTO, training or crew conditions change.

How Nexus thinks

Operational awareness → operational intelligence.

The goal is not simply to store more data. It is to connect information so the operation can answer better questions earlier.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Bring trip, crew, aircraft, maintenance and compliance context into one operating picture.

  2. 02

    Evaluate

    Determine what is ready, legal, approved and supportable for the mission in front of you.

  3. 03

    Anticipate

    Project future constraints such as crew gaps, currency cliffs and staffing pressure.

  4. 04

    Recommend

    Compare tradeoffs and explain the action most aligned with the operator’s priorities.

The Founding 135

Help shape what’s next for Part 135 operations.

We’re inviting 135 Part 135 operators to join Nexus as founding operators—with complimentary access, a direct connection to our team and a meaningful voice in how the platform evolves.

Tell Me More
  • Complimentary Nexus access

    Founding operators participate without a software subscription fee.

  • Direct connection to the product team

    Tell us where the workflow breaks down and what your operation needs.

  • A voice in how Nexus evolves

    Help us prioritize capabilities that solve real Part 135 operational problems.

  • Built with operators, not just for them

    Your experience is part of the value exchange—not an afterthought.