AirComply

Compliance

Live

AirComply gets students and instructors to the aircraft cleared to fly: breath tests recorded, duty time tracked, papers flagged before expiry. Files live in AirDoc.

Four checks, then one answer: clear to fly.

AirComply checks each person's papers, limits and breath test, tells them where they stand in the app, and AirO rosters only those who are clear.

How AirComply clears a person to fly AirComply checks licences and medicals, duty time limits, FDTL, and the breath test. Each person then sees in the Aircraftly app whether they are clear to fly, and AirO rosters only people who are clear. CHECK CLEAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 LicencesLicence, medical, rating Duty time limitsHours used and left FDTLFlight duty and rest BA testBefore flying PeopleClear to fly, in the app AirORosters only the clear
Simplified. The white dot follows one person; each check fills with colour as it passes.
Read the six steps
  1. Licences. Licence, medical and rating expiry dates, with reminders 60, 30 and 7 days ahead.
  2. Duty time limits. Hours used and hours left for each instructor, against your approved scheme.
  3. FDTL. Flight duty time and rest, checked against your approved scheme.
  4. BA test. The day's breath tests, run and recorded before flying.
  5. People. Each person sees in the Aircraftly app whether they're clear to fly, and if not, why.
  6. AirO. Only people who are clear can be rostered.

What it does

Live unless marked. Status as of 28 Oct 2026.

  • Breath tests for everyone flying today

    Listed from the day's schedule, run by a doctor, nurse, paramedic or trained safety officer on camera with a control reading, and read straight from the analyser.

  • A second test after a positive

    Within 20 to 25 minutes. A confirmed positive grounds the person, alerts the CFI and starts the 24-hour DGCA reporting clock, filed on eGCA.

  • Duty time limits and FDTL

    Each instructor's hours flown and left, plus duty time and rest, checked against your approved scheme before rostering.

  • Licences, medicals and ratings

    Reminders 60, 30 and 7 days before expiry. An expired paper blocks rostering in AirO.

  • Aircraft documents

    ARC, C of A, insurance and radio licence expiry. An expired ARC or insurance blocks scheduling.

  • Breath tests without internet

    Coming soon

    The day's list and results stay on the device and sync when the connection returns.

  • Works with

    AirO · AirDoc · Aircraftly app · Avir

    Tests follow AirO's schedule; AirDoc holds the files; the app and Avir's roster drafts use the results.

  • Not yet

    It tracks expiry dates but doesn't verify licences or medicals. No leave, student DGCA exams or printed DGCA register forms yet.

Helps you meet DGCA's breath test and expiry requirements. DGCA has not approved or certified it.

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Counts towards DGCA's FTO ranking: Compliance, 10%, and Safety, 20%, indirectly.