Automated pre-flight
Enforced checks before an unattended launch, because there is no pilot to notice that something is wrong.
Docked Fleets
Missions that fly without you
A dock changes the economics: the marginal cost of another flight approaches zero, so the question stops being "is this worth a trip" and becomes "how often do we want to know".
Scheduling
Recurring patrols and one-off missions
Set it once, fly it indefinitely
Unattended, repeatable operations are the reason to buy a dock. The scheduling has to be reliable enough that nobody checks whether it ran.- Recurring missionsDaily perimeter patrols, weekly progress documentation, monthly asset surveys — defined once and executed on schedule.
- One-off missionsSchedule a single flight for a specific time without disturbing the recurring pattern.
- Calendar viewSee what is planned across the fleet, so schedule conflicts surface before they become missed flights.
Scheduled missions
Unattended safety
Nobody is standing there
Automated launch demands the checks a human would otherwise perform.
Weather gating
Conditions evaluated before launch so a scheduled mission does not become a scheduled incident.
Alarm-triggered flights
Beyond the schedule, the dock can respond to events — an alarm puts an aircraft over the location automatically.
The fly page · an aircraft landing at its dock after a mission, the payload view in the corner
Oversight
Watching without being there
Remote operations centre
Browser-based oversight of every dock and aircraft from one position, across as many sites as you run.
Everything from manual fleets
The plan library, sharing and reporting all still apply — docks add automation rather than replacing the workflow.
Notifications that matter
Graded alerts so an unattended fleet tells you about the exception rather than about every routine success.
The fly page zoomed out · six aircraft with their status over the city
Planning a dock deployment?
Tell us the site and the mission cadence, and we will work through what unattended operation needs.