Attention To Detail Is the Key
Air Support’s Preflight Planning System (PPS) is the brainchild of former professional pilot Per Jensen, who started working on the software in the late 19

Air Support’s Preflight Planning System (PPS) is the brainchild of former professional pilot Per Jensen, who started working on the software in the late 1980s. He and his development team continue to invest a lot of time in listening carefully to what operators actually want to achieve with the system.

Today, Air Support has 250 clients in 29 countries flying 2,200 aircraft comprised of more than 200 different types, ranging from Cessna piston twins to Boeing and Airbus models. Its Internet-based CrewBriefing service handles about 3,000 flight plans per day, while the company also handles about 700 more plans filed each day for customers who do not use this feature. Last month, Air Support moved into a new headquarters at Billund Airport in western Denmark.