Global – Flight school management software provider FlightLogger has announced a forthcoming “Student Progression” module designed to enable proactive monitoring and scheduling of student‑cadet progress from day one through to graduation.

• The module introduces a “Required Pace” metric for each student, derived from the programme’s target completion date, and compares it with the student’s actual “Booked Pace” (lessons scheduled) to identify ahead/behind status.

• Training‑managers, schedulers and heads of training will be able to see real‑time cohort views and prioritise students who are falling behind before delays accumulate.

• The tool integrates directly within the existing FlightLogger scheduling workflow—no external dashboards—so that operational teams can act within the same system they already use.

• Customisation includes setting an averaging window (e.g., 1‑4 weeks) to reflect local scheduling conditions (holidays, weather‑downtime).

• The module initially supports flight training programmes; ground‑training support is planned for a later release.

• Existing FlightLogger customers will start with a trial period; after which Student Progression will be available as an add‑on module.

• The feature will be previewed at European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) 2025 in Cascais.

• FlightLogger’s core platform already supports scheduling, student‑management, compliance, maintenance and training‑program workflows.

Source: FlightLogger
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