Aerlattice is a Windows desktop demonstrator for planning, deconflicting and monitoring uncrewed flights. It brings the route, its assessment and the review decision into a local workspace, with a shared timeline and linked 2D and 3D views.
The planning engine checks the information held in the project. Core planning and review run on the user’s machine, with records stored locally for later inspection.
From a request to a reserved corridor
A request includes timed waypoints, aircraft limits, mission windows, priority and radio-channel needs. Checks identify conflicts with other flights, restricted areas, weather and radio use represented in the project.
The reviewer can inspect findings and compare alternatives. Ordinary acceptance runs fresh checks on the chosen route and records the accepted flight together with its reserved corridor. A proposed replacement stays separate until approval, and a failed final check leaves the original accepted flight and reservation in place.
Follow the plan through an exercise
Eight supplied exercises explore traffic, weather, detours, timing, radio contention and monitoring incidents. A shared exercise clock connects planned positions with recorded or simulated observations, including deviation, feed-loss and projected collision alerts.
The local workspace retains plans, assessments, decisions and recordings. Complete backups support recovery, and project exports make records available for transfer or inspection. The project page shows the current application and its workflows.
