Discovery and management are different jobs

A public directory helps you find an entity. Your airline's operational workspace is where you manage its aircraft, routes and people.

1. Use the directories

Open Explore → Directories and choose the entity you need:

Use exact airport codes, registrations or usernames where possible. Open the result and confirm identity before acting on similarly named entries.

2. Keep schedule discovery separate from building

The public schedule directory is not your airline's Schedule Designer. Use Airline Operations → Schedules to create or manage a company timetable. Viewing a route or schedule does not mean you have booked, published or changed it.

3. Use maps and statistics as context

flyLAT Maps and DataCenter provide wider views. Check filters, legends and the displayed scope before drawing conclusions. Open the source aircraft, airport or flight record when investigating a specific operation.

A marker or aggregate figure does not replace the aircraft's recorded availability or a completed flight result.

4. Review your own profile and achievements

Open My Profile for your pilot identity and Achievements for recorded progress. Use Settings to change available account preferences.

If a page is missing

Check the correct account, company membership and feature access. Developer-only modes, the restricted Passenger Demand page and other rollout-dependent entries are not general prerequisites for running an airline.