See one operation move from location to evidence.
AeroPlan IQ connects spatial awareness, operational assessment, crew preparation and retained evidence in one guided workflow. This walkthrough uses deterministic synthetic data, so you can experience the product logic without creating an account or touching live operational information.
Industrial roof inspection
One site becomes the operational anchor.
In AeroPlan, the location is not a disposable map search. It becomes the context that the rest of the operation builds from.
One clear operating context reduces disconnected screenshots, duplicated notes and evidence that sits outside the job record.
Temporary activity nearby — example only
This is fictional. In the real product, the Remote Pilot reviews current official information and retains responsibility for the decision.
Turn the planning context into one active operation.
The active operation gives the job one identity, selected aircraft, progress state and next action.
Identify what matters at this site.
Select at least two synthetic hazards. They will flow into the preparation controls rather than becoming a disconnected form.
Controls linked to this operation
Select hazards, then build the example controls.
Turn preparation into a recorded briefing.
Capture what actually happened.
Choose a predefined example. Nothing selected here leaves this browser session.
Everything is connected because it came from the same operation.
The evidence trail is not another form to rebuild at the end. AeroPlan assembles records created naturally as the job progresses.
Plan. Assess. Record. Evidence.
One location became one operation. The site context, assessment, briefing and record flowed forward into one evidence trail.
You have just followed the AeroPlan IQ evidence chain.
Take the next step in the real product. Start with spatial awareness, continue through the guided operation, and let the evidence build as you work.
AeroPlan IQ is planning and decision-support software. It does not approve flights, grant permission or confirm legal compliance. The Remote Pilot remains responsible for the final legal, safety and operational decision.
Location and spatial context
Weather, aviation and NOTAM awareness
Operation and aircraft identity
Site Survey and RAMS preparation
Crew briefing and operation record
Evidence Pack