Prepare around the party
Available trip context and appropriate previous preferences inform catering and cabin preparation. The team can see what is confirmed and what remains a suggestion.
GuestMemoryOS is designed to help private aviation teams prepare before departure, respond to what each passenger needs during the journey and remember useful details for the next flight. The relationship can continue when crew or ground teams change.
The person booking the aircraft may have different preferences from the people travelling. Individual profiles help ground, cabin and catering teams prepare for each person, then learn from what happens on the journey.
Available trip context and appropriate previous preferences inform catering and cabin preparation. The team can see what is confirmed and what remains a suggestion.
Crew record requests against the right passenger. Checked knowledge can then inform other relevant service teams without relying on an informal handover.
A relevant brief helps crew offer a suitable adjustment or suggestion. The team decides how to act within the current journey’s requirements and available service.
Actions and passenger responses help refine the retained knowledge. The next team receives preparation context, including anything that needs fresh confirmation.
This is a proposed private aviation application. Live operating evidence comes from one luxury villa; a deployment would need agreed access, integration and operational validation. See the live operating evidence →
A passenger asks for a light lunch instead of a full meal. Crew record the request against that person, serve an available option and record the response. The preference is checked before it is used to guide future catering.
The catering brief can include a light lunch proposal for that passenger. Each traveller’s preferences stay separate, and the team checks the current itinerary and wishes before finalising the service.
Passenger confidentiality and current aviation, safety and medical requirements guide use of the information. Historical preferences remain subject to today’s instructions. Read the governance principles →
Walk through catering preparation, a request on board and the handover to another crew. Then discuss how a trial would fit your operation and existing systems.