Aeroplanned, the pioneering resource planning platform for flight training, has announced a new partnership with Kilo Charlie Aviation, a Kansas City, United States-based flight school known for its commitment to excellence and growth. This collaboration will enhance Kilo Charlie’s resource planning capabilities and underscores Aeroplanned’s dedication to providing advanced solutions for flight schools.

Kilo Charlie Aviation, with its ambitious goals, is focused on optimising its operations from the start of its growth journey. The flight school, which plans to expand its professional pilot training programmes and add 30 new aircraft, aims to become a leader in flight training in the Midwest. Its dedication to excellence aligns closely with Aeroplanned’s mission.

Aeroplanned offers flight schools the ability to operate with maximum coordination and efficiency through its software, which provides a unique forecasting capability of up to three years. This tool facilitates proactive planning, helping schools avoid the chaos of daily reactive management. It also enables accurate monitoring of student progress and ensures timely programme completion.

Chief Pilot Robert Renfro of Kilo Charlie Aviation noted the impact of the partnership: “Partnering with Aeroplanned is a game-changer for us. In an industry where precision and efficiency are crucial, the clear, objective insights provided by Aeroplanned are invaluable. The visibility and data-driven tools they offer are essential for optimising our training programmes and resources effectively. We are confident this partnership will help us not only meet but exceed our goals, setting a new standard for excellence in the Midwest.”

Jen Liddle, CEO of Aeroplanned, commented: “Collaborating with forward-thinking flight schools like Kilo Charlie is a pleasure. Their proactive approach and dedication to advancing pilot training are commendable, and we are eager to support their journey.”

The partnership aims to enhance the standards of pilot training, with both organisations looking forward to a productive collaboration.

Source: Aeroplanned