Dashboards
Two views. Neither shows a passenger.
Operators see engagement and revenue on their own tails. Brands see campaign performance and the leads that asked for them. Neither sees a manifest, an identity, or an itinerary — and that constraint is what makes the network hostable.
Fleet summary · this month
4 of 4 tails reportingAircraft live
4
Of 4 enrolled
Connected sessions
1,284
72% of passengers carried
Engagement
35%
Opened an experience
Revenue earned
$784
Your 30% share, this month
Enrolled aircraft
| Tail | Type | Base | Sessions | Revenue | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N4••MR | G650ER | TEB | 412 | $196 | Live |
| N9••LC | GL7500 | TEB | 388 | $196 | Live |
| N2••SA | CL350 | OPF | 264 | $196 | Live |
| N7••CL | C680A | VNY | 220 | $196 | Enrolling |
Content controls
- AutomotiveApproved
- Private bankingApproved
- Real estateApproved
- SpiritsBlocked by owner
- GamingBlocked fleet-wide
Changes apply at the next content sync. Owner-level blocks always override fleet approvals.
Measurable to the appointment, not the impression.
Every dollar is traceable to a corridor, a session, an opt-in and an outcome. No other luxury channel can show that chain end to end.