Flight status
Airport trips matched before dispatch
Flight status lives inside the reservation workflow. The admin app checks airline code, flight number, service type, pickup and drop-off context, then stores matched flight details so dispatchers and drivers stay aligned.
Flight workflow
Check the flight where the reservation is created
When a flight is entered, the system normalizes the flight number, chooses a schedule window based on airport direction, searches flight schedules, and stores a flight pack with origin and destination airport data.
Select airline
The reservation stores airline name plus IATA and ICAO codes for cleaner matching.
Enter flight number
Whitespace is stripped before schedule lookup to avoid preventable mismatch errors.
Match by trip type
From-airport and to-airport jobs use different time windows to find the right schedule.
Share status
Matched origin, destination, terminal, gate, ETA, and status can flow to operations.
Admin surfaces
Flight matching is embedded in reservation logic
The admin reservation screens document airline, flight number, no-match states, queued checks, matched flight cards, departure and arrival detail, terminal, gate, bag claim, and timezone context.
Service-type windows
Lookup windows change for from-airport, to-airport, and non-airport service types.
Queued verification
Flights too far in the future can be marked for automatic checking closer to departure.
Airport context
Origin and destination airport records attach to the matched schedule.
Mismatch feedback
No-match states ask staff to double-check date, time, location, airline, and flight number.
Operational updates
Status, ETA, terminal, and gate data reduce dispatcher calls and driver uncertainty.
Reservation sync
The flight pack stays inside the reservation instead of living in a separate checklist.
Controls that matter