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Quantavia has been building aviation software for businesses of all sizes since 2019.

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HeliCrewManager has been supporting businesses globally for almost a decade, helping operations spend less time flying a desk.

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May 12th, 2026

Release Notes

HeliCrewManager

HCM v26.5.1 - Improved Mission Analysis

Here’s what’s changed in version 26.5.1

Here’s what’s changed in version 26.5.1 In HCM’s second update of May 2026, we’ve given Mission Analysis a big upgrade, improved the efficiency of fetching flights, rostered duties and recalculating Qualification Groups and addressed various reported issues. What’s new? Mission Analysis gets a boost of features, speed and usability & adds handy shortcuts - the Mission Analysis tool now acts a more comprehensive flight lookup, allowing you to filter by all of flight properties, pilots and more as well as existing Mission Data - which now renders options in a smarter way based on your Mission Definitions. Flights will now load 50-70% faster, as well as giving you the option to jump directly to the flight itself if you need to make edits. Load your roster more efficiently and much faster - the roster itself will now fetch duties faster based on your selected User Groups, and unload deselected groups in the Pivot View to save memory and increase performance. Mission photos & CofG changes - this moves photos out of the Mission Analysis results and into the individual flight pages, and makes sure to only render CofG data when there is associated information to fetch. What’s fixed? Redundant recencies are now automatically purged - when making changes to a flight’s registration or other properties, the dynamic recencies that can be edited now flush out old entries to prevent false histories. We also tweaked: The “Duty Code” Pivot View in the Roster now displays up to two User Codes, with the ability to expand the list to see all visible crew members - improving performance when loaded in. Lifetime checks will now match the behaviour of standard checks when they are awaiting approval by OPS. Updated support email to “support@quantavia.net” when encountering errors. Recalculating Qualifcation Groups when changes are made is now more efficient. Fixed a problem where users could not resubmit a check revalidation when a submission had been rejected earlier that same day. Fixed a problem where a rejected/deleted expiry date would appear when revalidating a check. Fixed an issue where alerts would sometimes appear underneath other elements on the page. Removed the Heatmap Generator function as the underlying library became deprecated. If you have any problems yourself as a result of this update, or have anything to report or suggest in general - submit a ticket for our team here .

May 7th, 2026

Release Notes

FCM Beta

Beta’s 0.6.0 - Do you Notice anything new?

Here’s what’s changed in version 0.6.0

Here’s what’s changed in version 0.6.0 With this update, the beta system introduces Notices, easier navigation and streamlined access to our features that are ready for users to interact with. Additionally, various consistency, interface, security and stability tweaks were addressed as we start the next phases of development. What’s new? Manage Notices in the new platform, the new home of HCM’s “Documents” functionality - in this update, we’ve introduced the ability to view, manage, create, edit and delete Notices that are cross-compatible with the HCM system. You can search, filter and sort your new and existing notices from one home inside the Repository - making fast changes through a new interface. Added various new components and styles across the system - some new components, controls and layouts have been created to keep things consistent when you’re using the new platform. ‘Experimental’ features and simplified access - features that have been released as part of the beta but require additional work are now flagged as ‘experimental’ to make sure select users with access can get to new features without confusion. We also tweaked: Navigating around the system is now clearer and faster, as well as including a revamped login page. Various security and stability fixes. Fixed responsive quirks at some zoom levels for different layouts. Revoked global access to features that are not yet in development. If you have any problems yourself as a result of this update, or have anything to report or suggest in general - submit a ticket for our team here .

April 8th, 2026

Release Notes

HeliCrewManager

HCM v26.4.0 - Quickly update Roster Duties

Here’s what’s changed in version 26.4.0

Here’s what’s changed in version 26.4.0 In HCM’s first official update of April (and of 2026 (and of the decade)), we’ve addressed some quirks reported from our recent roster publishing changes and introduced some handy functionality to edit past and future duties from the Roster. What’s new? ‘Quick Edit’ and ‘Go to Duty’ shortcut in the Roster tool - you can now update a duty’s times (depending on the duty’s type) directly from the Roster by selecting ‘Quick Edit’ and saving, which will automatically update ruleset calculations. To make more in-depth edits, select ‘Go to Duty’ and take a shortcut to the full duty editing page in a new tab, with your changes automatically taking effect for that duty. Access both of these buttons by clicking on any duty in the Roster to view its details panel (in some cases, this new behaviour will only appear after performing a hard refresh - you can do this on most Windows browsers by holding [CTRL] + [F5], on Safari with [Shift] + the Reload button in the toolbar, and in Chrome or Firefox for Mac holding [CMD] + [Shift] + [R]). What’s fixed? Duties created by crew members are automatically published - if your account’s operator settings allow, any duties created by crew members that were not originally rostered, or are in the future are now automatically published and visible to themselves through the Personal Dashboard, or other crew member’s personal roster (again, if operator settings allow). User groups edits now correctly update the visible qualifications on the user profile - when editing a user’s groups from their profile, the tabs containing their qualifications will now accurately update. If you have made changes to user groups in recent weeks, you may want to check that their qualification group tabs reflect their assigned user groups - if not, re-assigning will now refresh these tabs. We also tweaked: Changed wording for the property setting ‘Permitted’ ranks for a particular Duty Template’s definition. Fixed a problem where the ‘Check Effective From’ date’s format would be incorrect when saved. Fixed a problem where email reminders would still be sent for new checks and recency items even if the option is unchecked on creation. If you have any problems yourself as a result of this update, or have anything to report or suggest in general - submit a ticket for our team here .

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