Risk,
made visible.
Every proposed flight analyzed on a 0–10 risk scale — weather, crew fitness, aircraft status, route, terrain, and historical incidents — then translated into a plain-language briefing with a clear verdict: GREEN, YELLOW, or RED. FAA-cited sources only. Human-in-command always.
Analyze → Score → Mitigate → Review
A decision-support pipeline built around a shared, simple risk language: 0–10, with Green / Yellow / Red verdicts. Not a score to argue with — a signal to act on.
Pull weather, NOTAMs, TFRs, crew fitness, aircraft status, route history, and terrain.
Every flight lands on the 0–10 target. The dial moves; the reasoning is shown.
For Yellow flights, FRC suggests the specific moves that walk the score back toward Green.
Post-flight, actuals are compared to the forecast. Every briefing teaches the next one.
Measured, respected, never replaced.
FRC doesn't just look at weather. It looks at the pilot. Duty time, rest, recent stick time, medical currency — combined into a single fitness index that dispatch cannot ignore, but the PIC can always override.
Operations that fly with FRC fly with fewer surprises.
Know before
you go.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll risk-score a real flight from your last month and show you what the brief would have looked like.