One of our customers recently requested a change to how they logged Swans. There were areas of the airfield where Mute and Whooper Swans were occasionally seen but as taking any control action was not permitted, they still wanted to log that the Swans were there. Also and more importantly, they wanted to ensure that […]
Every airport is different, so when it comes to log position, we’ve had to work pretty hard to make A1Airside work for everyone. Some airfields already have predefined areas which makes it easy for us. Operators can pick an area from a list or we can show an overhead map and allow a tap on […]
Good Wi-Fi coverage is rare on an aerodrome. Any managed system developed for one ideally needs to work both online and offline. Our logging app doesn’t require a constant connection to the internet to operate normally. Logs will be stored automatically on the device and sent later, when you’re back in range of Wi-Fi, at […]
February is upon us and A1Airside is off to a great year. We’re excited to announce that it’s our best month so far for new sign-ups. 6 new airfields have come on line, our monthly record so far, and we’re grateful to all of them for choosing our system.
A1Airside is designed from the ground up as a connected, integrated system that can be easily adopted into an existing wildlife management strategy. Logging Devices Logs are entered from any number of low cost devices: tablets or smartphones, and are sent securely to our cloud datastore where they immediately become available for inspection and analysis. […]