Turn mission-level decisions into fleet-wide intelligence.
FuelOptix’s dashboard and reporting views use stored mission, optimization, fleet, and completion data to distinguish what was estimated during planning from what was realized after completion.
See the operation at a glance—without rebuilding the optimizer.
The dashboard aggregates saved mission results into Total Estimated Savings, Total Realized Savings, Total Optimized Cost, Total Actual Cost, Active Missions, Completed Missions, Active Aircraft, Total Fuel Purchased, Tankering / Fuel Savings, and FBO Savings.
Saved optimizer comparison against the baseline mission cost.
Baseline mission cost compared with stored actual mission cost after completion.
Both are retained and reported as separate metrics.
Understand what contributes to the estimated mission result.
Tankering / Fuel Savings plus FBO Savings reconcile to Total Estimated Savings, subject to normal rounding. The reporting layer uses saved snapshots rather than current Fuel Network values to rework old missions.
Analytical views for the questions flight departments ask.
Reporting keeps planned and actual values distinct, then applies available date range, aircraft, and mission-status filters consistently to metrics, charts, and the mission-performance register.
Completion data gives actual cost its proper context.
Actual mission cost and cost variance only appear when stored completion data exists. Older missions without actuals remain safe to review without implying a realized result.
Date range · Aircraft · Mission status
See how mission workflow, saved fuel briefs, and post-flight review create the reporting record.
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