[ Your virtual flight dispatcher ]
Your flight plan.
Briefed.
Automated, distraction free pre-flight briefings. NAVMAN reads your OFP the way a good dispatcher does — filters the noise, flags the gotchas, checks the margins. Upload a PDF flight plan and the brief lands in your inbox a couple of minutes later.
Smart tools, without losing the human compliance check.
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[ What it actually reads ]
A dispatcher who has read it all before.
An OFP pack runs to dozens of pages and almost none of it changes what you do. NAVMAN goes through the lot and comes back with the parts that do.
Weather, filtered
Every TAF, METAR and SIGMET on the plan gets read. You get the handful that change your day — not a wall of coded text you have to decode at 0300Z.
The NOTAMs that bite
The one buried on page nine. A TFR that activates after your ETA. An ILS out at the alternate you were counting on. Pulled out and put up front, with the rest left where it belongs.
Where it gets bumpy
Convective activity, tops, and the stretches of the route worth briefing the cabin about before the service starts rather than after.
Margins, checked
Takeoff, landing and zero fuel weights against their limits. Block versus required. Planned landing fuel, holding, and how much extra you could actually take if you wanted it.
A brief for the back
A short plain-language summary of flight time, conditions and what arrival looks like — written so you can read it to the cabin crew and passengers without translating.
Roughly two minutes from upload to inbox. You still do the mandatory reviews — this just means you start them knowing where to look.
[ NAVMAN ] — Pre-Flight BriefLiveDrop your PDF flight plan here
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Your PDF is read once to generate the brief, then discarded. It is never stored.
A brief, not a substitute for mandatory pre-flight information reviews.
Rate the brief out of 10 from the email — it makes NAVMAN better.