During early 2015, our development team created a new database, titled ‘Flightpath’, this single database replaced the multiple databases that had previously powered both ACAS and Ascend Fleets. In order to present this single database to users, we decided to build a single web-based front end that was as powerful as ACAS, yet as easy to use as Ascend Fleets. During July 2015 we released the first version of this new tool, Flight Fleets Analyzer.
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October saw the release of our new homepage, including a new “Getting started” area designed to help new users, and a new way to access your most recently used Saved Searches. We also completely overhauled the technology behind the Quick Profile Search and Quick Filter Search, which resulted in a faster and…
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September saw the addition of more than 400 new terms to the Glossary (all related to aircraft events). We also improved the logic used to determine the Original Operator of an aircraft.
During July 2018 we added the “Suggest a data edit” link to all our company and aircraft profile pages. We’re now using feedback from our users to make our profiles even better for everyone.
For the last release of 2017, we added the much-requested ASO Variants column into Flight Fleets Analyzer. However, in Flight Fleets Analyzer it’s known as ‘Modifiers’.
During October 2017 we addressed what was a particular pain-point for many users. With so many Saved Searches available (personal and shared by others), it was becoming increasingly difficult to locate a specific one. During this release, we introduced a new Saved Search search box on the homepage, as well…
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