Import flight telemetry
Drop a flight-telemetry file below — CSV, Excel (.xlsx/.xls) or Apple Numbers (.numbers). It's saved to the selected operator and merged with their previous uploads. Everything is processed in your browser.
Flight Behavior Analysis
Density heatmaps and distributions of how the aircraft was actually flown, in real units, with its operating limits drawn as dashed reference lines. Anything pushing toward a limit line is where the airframe is being worked hardest.
Behaviour comparison — overlay vs a reference
Overlay one aircraft's flight-behaviour fingerprint (blue) against a reference aircraft (red) across bank angle, acceleration and vertical rate — as density maps (top) and distributions (bottom). Save any aircraft as a named reference to compare future uploads against it.
Flight time & cycles
How hard the airframe is worked — the basis for charging premium on actual flight time.
FDM exceedances
Onboard-reported events plus engine-derived exceedances, clustered so one manoeuvre counts once. Severity on the SkyGuard 7-point scale.
Coverage & missing days
Every day in the assessment period must be accounted for. A day with no telemetry is flagged as missing — it is never assumed to be ground or maintenance. Resolve a missing day by uploading its data, or click it to confirm it as parked / maintenance (which then counts as ground).
Premium rebate — utilisation & flight behaviour
A reward for low utilisation, more time on the ground, and clean flying — capped at 20%. Exceedances reduce the rebate but never add a surcharge (partnering, not policing). The net rebate is applied to each aircraft's four-factor hull premium (USD columns below) and flows into the operator report.
Territorial exposure — air & ground time by country
Real-time risk exposure: time each aircraft spent airborne (overflight risk) and on the ground in each country, weighted by the country's air/ground risk, and charged as a % of the aircraft's hull value (so a $30m jet pays more than a $3m turboprop on the same route). Country risk comes from the shared SkyGuard country database — edit it with ⚙ Country risk. Ground-Risk-Only aircraft carry no air loading.
Air & ground territorial loadings apply to overflight and landed time. War appetite is set in the four-factor assessment (Operator → War Risk Appetite). Aircraft that elected war cover pay a baseline on the base country + a flight-data true-up. Safety net: an aircraft that did not elect war cover but enters a country at/above the appetite has war auto-activated and charged (protects clients who forgot to elect it). Appetite Off = explicit waiver, no war and no safeguard.
Monthly / quarterly risk & premium statement
A per-operator report built from the saved data over the assessment period (set on the Coverage tab). Fill the policy details and base premiums below, then print to PDF to supply to the operator.
Track map
Flight tracks coloured by altitude, with exceedances pinned by severity. Tap a pin for detail.