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UAS Launches GTMx Mobile-first Trip Planning Platform

Trip support group says GTMx will eliminate inefficient communications to save time

UAS International Trip Support GTMx app — UAS International Trip Support designed its new GTMx app to be used on mobile devices.

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

March 25, 2026

UAS International Trip Support has launched a platform to help flight departments plan, manage, and track missions. The UAE-based group launched the GTMx system yesterday at the NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference in Cleveland. Operators will be able to use GTMx on mobile devices, and the platform features a redesigned user interface.

According to UAS executive v-p for the U.S. Abdul Charafeddin, clients will be able to create and submit trips with just three simple steps in a process that will eliminate fragmented workflows involving complex email chains. In addition to real-time trip status, GTMx also includes data covering airport access, immigration requirements, weather, and notams, as well as allowing operators to monitor their fleet on a single dashboard. The platform provides users with alerts and notifications and has a live chat function to help staff collaborate on workflows without depending on emails or separate messaging platforms.

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