Your parents are off on holiday, or a friend is flying out for a wedding. Wouldn't it be nice if the crew knew? Onboard lets you ask whether any DutyFlip colleagues are operating that flight.
Ask who's on a flight
- Open the Onboard tab and tap New request at the top right.
- Enter the date, the departure and arrival airports, and the flight number if you know it.
- DutyFlip shows how many crew on Onboard are on that flight before you send.
- Add a short note if you like, for example "My parents are travelling on this flight, it's their first time flying in years", then tap Ask.
DutyFlip keeps looking as new rosters are imported, so crew who get rostered on the flight later can see your request too.
Answering a request
When a colleague asks about a flight you're rostered on, it appears in the Onboard tab under Received. Tap Accept & chat to open a chat, or Decline. Declining is silent: the person asking isn't told who declined.
Privacy
Only crew who have opted in can be found. They see your name, role and note, never your roster. To stop being found, go to Profile › Edit profile and turn off Let colleagues find me.
Is it free? Yes, both asking and answering are free while DutyFlip grows. Answering will always be free; asking will be part of Pro when it arrives.
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