What Airline Operations does

Airline Operations gives every person on a flight the same information at the same time. Operations control posts what is happening to a flight, crew and ground staff see the same facts on their screens, and passengers are told from those same events.

Tabs:
• **Operations** -- the flight board for a date, and each flight's timeline. Post delays, gates, boarding, departures and notes here.
• **Crew** -- the duty and rest rules your airline enters and confirms, crew records, and a check of any duty against them.
• **Disruptions** -- your recovery policy, and re-accommodation plans for delayed or cancelled flights.
• **Capital** -- your fleet register, lease vs buy, maintenance reserves, liquidity runway and unit economics.
• **Certificate** -- the FAA verification behind the module, passenger messaging settings, and staff roles.

The module unlocks after your FAA filing is verified. Carriers still in certification get Crew, Disruptions policy and Capital first; publishing flights and messaging passengers need the operating certificate.

Turtini ships no regulatory limits and never says an operation is compliant. Every result says what it was computed against: your airline's own configuration.