A free route planner that turns a plan into an enquiry
FliteMapper lets anyone plan an air charter route before asking for a quote: airports, legs and fuel stops, an aircraft category, distance, flight time, no-fly zones and estimated CO2. Built with Fliteline's team as a tool that gives something back to the industry, and a way in for new customers.
- Client
- Fliteline
- Built
- FliteMapper
- For
- Anyone planning a charter
- Cost to use
- Free, no account
Most charter enquiries start before the buyer knows what to ask.
The problem. Someone planning a charter often does not yet know whether the route needs a stop, which kind of aircraft fits, or what the trip really involves. So the first call goes on questions, and the first quote waits on the answers.
The approach. Fliteline's team and ours built a free planner anyone can use without an account. A buyer maps the route, picks the aircraft and sees the whole trip, then sends it to Fliteline's team as an enquiry with everything attached. It is a tool that gives something back to the industry, and one Fliteline's own team can use as well.
FliteMapper's planner, rebuilt with an invented route: London Luton to Nice to Olbia drawn across a map of Europe, with the legs, the aircraft and the trip's summary in the side panel.
Plan before you ask
Airports, legs and stops on a map, with no account and no cost.
See the whole trip
Distance, flight time, no-fly zones and estimated CO2.
Send it with everything
The plan goes to Fliteline's team as an enquiry.
From a route on a map to a conversation with the plan already in it.
The planner, module by module: the route drawing across the map, the aircraft categories, the trip's summary, and the plan being sent as an enquiry.
Map the route
Pick the airports, add legs and fuel stops, and watch the route draw itself across the map.
Choose the aircraft
Cargo, passenger or private, or an aircraft configured for the job.
See what the trip involves
Distance, flight time, any no-fly zones on the route and an estimate of the CO2, before anyone picks up the phone.
Send it as an enquiry
One button sends the route, the summary and the aircraft to Fliteline's team, so the first conversation starts from the plan.
What FliteMapper does
The planner at app.flitemapper.com and its own site at flitemapper.com, rebuilt on Next.js and Vercel in 2026.
- Airports, legs and fuel stops on a map
- Aircraft categories: cargo, passenger, private, or configured for the job
- Distance, flight time, no-fly zones and estimated CO2
- A PDF of the plan to download, and a link to share
- The plan sent to Fliteline's team as an enquiry, with the route attached
- Free, with no account
Where it stands
FliteMapper is live and free at flitemapper.com, under Fliteline's name, as every tool in this partnership is.
It is the first of a family. The same approach is ready for the next planning tools Fliteline has in mind, and its enquiries are designed to arrive in Fliteline's own CRM.
What we used
- Next.jsThe planner and its site
- VercelHosting, with a preview of every change
- PostHogHow the planner is used, to decide what to improve
- CRMWhere its enquiries are designed to land
