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Named after: Margaret Heafield Hamilton, the lead software engineer of NASA’s Apollo missions, who built fail-safe systems that brought humans safely to the Moon.

The Hamilton release marks a new foundation of reliability introducing Fresh UI, smarter data flows, and deeper system integration across inflight, ground, and finance.
It’s the dawn of a platform built for continuous improvement, designed to adapt and never fail.

Feature Highlight

Flight lines

Flight Lines introduces a new way for ground and inflight teams to visualize how aircraft, flights, and barsets are connected. Instead of viewing each flight in isolation, Flight Lines display all flights in a sequence — the entire “line” — from initial loading to final offload.

This gives operations and catering teams a complete overview of the stock movement lifecycle: what was loaded, what moved between flights, and where offloads occurred.

How it works

Each Flight Line represents a continuous journey or rotation — a chain of flights using the same aircraft or flight number grouping.

The line displays:

  • Loading flights — where barsets are initially packed and dispatched.
  • Offload flights — where the same barsets are expected to return or transfer.

Benefits for airlines

  • Eliminates manual tracking of barset movements across multi-sector or return flights.
  • Reduces loading and offloading errors by giving immediate visibility to ground handlers.

Where to find it
Accessible in Back Office → Control Centre → Packing → Flight Lines, the feature works seamlessly with existing dispatch, container management, and flight schedule modules.
From this screen, users can view the full chain of connected flights, verify packing status, and quickly drill into any segment for detailed operational data.

Payments

Greater Reliability and Compliance

More resilient transactions, full PSD3 alignment, and richer data visibility reduce revenue loss and streamline post-flight reconciliation.

  • Cumulative Card Limits: configurable per-passenger spend caps ensure PSD3 and airline policy compliance.
  • Enhanced EMV & AMEX Handling: improved chip-read reliability with automatic retries for failed transactions.

Point of Sale

A New Experience for Crew Efficiency

Crew complete transactions faster, with fewer taps and clearer visibility, improving inflight service quality and sales conversion.

  • Fresh UI: complete visual redesign for faster navigation and larger product display area.
  • Always-Visible Flight & Pairing Info: critical details now accessible from every screen.

Packing

Operational Awareness and Control

Ground teams gain clearer visibility over stock, aircraft, and schedule changes reducing loading errors and improving turnaround precision.

  • Flight Lines Dashboard: unified view of all flights in a line, their loadings, offloads, and packing plans.
  • Flight Schedule Alerts: real-time notifications for aircraft type or tail-registration changes before departure.

Platform Enhancements

Security, Speed, and Scalability

Stronger architecture, faster syncs, and deeper integration make the platform more scalable and dependable across fleets and geographies.

  • Flight Line IDs in APIs: tighter linkage between POS, Packing, and Back-Office data streams.
  • Aggregated Container Feeds: consolidated product data simplifies third-party integrations.

Stability & Fixes

Everyday Reliability

Crew and support teams experience smoother performance and fewer interruptions during onboard operations.

  • Fixed pairing and reconnection loops between POS and PEDs.
  • Resolved overflow issues on low-value currencies and non-ASCII data.