Calculating accurate route navigation charges for future flight programmes has historically been very challenging for airlines. Varying rates set by individual countries and regions, lack of information regarding distances flown, and late charging by lesser developed countries makes accurate information and costing almost impossible.

 
airpas captures data from navigational planning systems and automatically applies the latest rates and charges to its database in order to calculate accurate route over-flight costs at a detailed flight level.

airpas can use historic data to calculate most likely route patterns in the future and after applying inflationary factors or known rate increases, future costs predictions can be more certain.

Electronic exchange of information with larger suppliers (eg. Eurocontrol) provides airlines with a streamlined and more accurate invoice checking solution, allowing airline staff to focus more on commercial route profitability rather than data input.