Offer your pilots the option to report flight movements and parking times via the aerops app or online, and to pay fees directly in a digital way. Flight movements are automatically recorded in the flight log. Structured accounting exports enable simple and automated further processing in your financial accounting system.
The self-service solution for airfields
Modules
Digital payments
Main flight log
PPR & service requests
Pilots pay directly via the app or by credit card at the airfield.
Terms
Payments are securely processed via Stripe
All payment terms, fees, and conditions are governed by Stripe
How do pilots pay their landing fees and how are flights documented when no one is on site?
More and more airfields are considering organizing operations without permanently present air traffic management staff. With AMS Basic, pilots can submit their takeoff and landing reports digitally via the aerops app or a web form.
Flight movements are automatically recorded in the digital flight log, and landing fees can be paid directly in a digital way. This allows airports to maintain full oversight of flight movements at all times, even without a staffed office.
Many airfields still work with web forms, Excel lists, PayPal payments, or cash envelopes.
This creates additional effort, as payments must later be manually assigned and recorded in accounting.
With AMS Basic, invoices are generated automatically, and structured accounting exports are created that can be directly imported into external accounting systems.
Pilots today expect simple digital processes.
With AMS Basic, reports, fees, and requests can be handled easily online – quickly, transparently, and without additional administrative effort for the airport.
With the PPR and service request tool, pilots can submit their registration and requests digitally in advance.
This is especially useful for airfields with unattended periods or unmanned operations, where pilots must announce their arrival beforehand.
At the same time, the tool can also be used for service requests in business aviation – such as parking positions, handling, or additional services. All requests are centrally recorded in the system, allowing the airport to maintain an overview of planned arrivals and requested services at all times.
