AirRoster
Offline Capabilities
HOW IT WORKS
STEP 1
Open AirRoster on any device
AirRoster works on any OS, any device with an internet connection.
STEP 2
Press on "sync" button - this will download your latest roster and save it.
STEP 3
Open the app offline—your entire week (or more) is available, no internet needed.
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USA, EUROPE, INDIA, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA, SOUTH EAST ASIA
Why flight crew around the world love using this feature?
✅ Reliable access on the go: Works at outstations, inside cockpits, or during blocked Wi-Fi flights.
✅ Flight-ready anytime: No delays before duty—your schedule is always there.
✅ Saves battery & data: No background syncing drains or forced refresh loops.
✅ Offline-first architecture: Designed specifically for airline operational realities.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q1: What can I access while offline?
A: You can view your entire loaded roster—flight numbers, report times, aircraft types, layovers, crew pairings, and duty codes.
Q2: How long does the offline data stay saved?
A: Your roster remains saved until you refresh or a new version is synced online.
Q3: Will I lose data if I switch to airplane mode?
A: No. AirRoster works perfectly in airplane mode with your most recent synced data.
Q4: Do I need to manually save my schedule before going offline?
A: Nope. The app auto-saves your latest view. You’re covered even if you forget.
Q5: Does it sync immediately once I’m back online?
A: Yes. The app automatically updates your data in the background when internet returns.
Q6: What happens if I reinstall the app?
A: Your offline data will be lost, but your roster will reload upon login if you’re connected.
Q7: Can I view multiple days or just today’s roster offline?
A: You can view the entire week or more—whatever you’ve loaded will be saved.
Q8: Is the offline feature available on all platforms?
A: Yes. It works across Android, iOS, and Web (PWA-supported).
Q9: Will I be notified of updates while offline?
A: No. Alerts are delivered once you're back online and synced.
Q10: Does AirRoster require a constant internet connection?
A: Not at all. It’s built for intermittent access, like most real-world airline operations.