Flying clubs
Replace the wall planner and the WhatsApp group with one clash-free calendar.
European general aviation
Fly the fleet,
not the paperwork.
Booking, members, defects and maintenance together for small European flying clubs — with a magazine for the pilots who use it.
Less chasing. More flying.
Same club. A better way to run it.
- BeforeA whiteboard in the clubhouse
- With SkyFieldA calendar everyone can see
- BeforeBookings lost in a WhatsApp group
- With SkyFieldConfirmed slots with email confirmations
- BeforePhoning round to find who has the aircraft
- With SkyFieldThe whole week at a glance
- BeforeDouble-booked Saturdays
- With SkyFieldClashes refused by the system
- BeforeA paper tech log
- With SkyFieldDefects and maintenance recorded against each aircraft
See the product
This is what you get on day one.
The whole fleet, one week
Every aircraft on one grid. Groundings and maintenance block out unavailable time, so nobody books an aircraft that cannot fly.
A booking in seconds
Choose the aircraft, times and who is flying — including the instructor and pilot in command. The system refuses anything that clashes.
The aircraft's condition, beside its calendar
Defects and maintenance stay recorded against each aircraft. The next pilot sees the open issues and planned work alongside the bookings.
The right access for every member
Admins, instructors, pilots and viewers each see and do only what their role allows. Permissions are enforced in the database, not just on screen.
And everything else a club needs
Club membership with invitations and per-club permissions
Flight logs with Hobbs, tacho and meter readings
Exports of members, bookings, flight logs, defects and maintenance
An activity log recording who changed what
Email confirmations, reminders and defect notices
Roles enforced in the database, not just hidden in the interface
One club. One shared picture.
How SkyField works
Demo flying clubFleet
Aircraft
LY-SKY
Cessna 172S
LY-FLD
Piper PA-28
Photo to follow
Built by a pilot
Club booking shouldn't be this broken.
I'm Modestas, a commercial pilot with an aerospace engineering background. I built SkyField because booking a club aircraft shouldn't mean chasing messages, making phone calls and hoping nobody else has booked the same slot. The calendar, the people and the aircraft's condition belong in one place.
Modestas · Founder, SkyField
Who it's for
Small operations that share aeroplanes.
Aircraft syndicates
Fair, visible access to a shared aeroplane — with a record of who flew when.
Flight schools
Keep training slots and maintenance windows from ever landing on top of each other.
From €12 per aircraft a month, with unlimited members.
Get your club's calendar off the wall and onto every phone.
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