Turnaround proven before the door closes again.
Cabin and terminal in one system. Check-in only with valid authorization, minute-accurate proof, handover without follow-up calls.
Security and time windows at the same time.
Access to the security area requires a background check, a valid badge and training — whoever cannot prove this loses the authorization. At the same time, the turnaround is the tightest time window in the entire industry.
Every minute of delay costs slot and money — and every missing authorization costs access.
Who this is for
Station manager at the ground handling provider
Responsible for the turnaround. Every minute of delay costs slot and money.
Quality and security officer
Must prove that only vetted and trained personnel were deployed in the security area.
Terminal operator
Measures cleanliness by passenger ratings and wants to trace when a complaint area was last cleaned.
Three arguments, three views.
Each argument paired with a view from the application — not a screenshot catalogue, but shown where it matters.
Only those who are authorized can check in
Badge validity, background check and training certificate are verified at check-in. Expired means: no deployment — and that is documented before anyone asks.
The turnaround in minutes, not in shifts
Planned window, actual start, zones completed, handover to the cabin crew. When it gets tight, you see it while it happens.
Terminal and aircraft in the same system
Restrooms, gates and waiting areas follow the same logic as the cabin. One tool, one proof, one evaluation.
Four screens that define this industry.
This is what the software looks like for service providers and clients. All data is sample data.
Turnaround clock
One flight, one countdown, progress per cabin section. Visible to the service provider and the airline at the same time.
Cabin layout
The aircraft broken down into sections, lavatories and galleys as separate units with their own proof scope.
Staff status
Who is deployed, with which authorization, how long it remains valid — with advance warning before expiry.
Terminal area
Restroom facilities and waiting zones with the time of the last cleaning, for follow-ups on complaints.
What Taskey Share concretely delivers here.
Not a feature list — every function with its benefit in this industry.
Authorization check at check-in
Badge, vetting and training as prerequisites — expired credentials prevent deployment.
Time window with countdown
The turnaround as the leading measure instead of a daily plan.
Handover to the crew
Completion report with timestamp, visible to everyone involved, without a radio call.
Lost property on board
Documented with seat, time and handover.
Consumables and restocking
Refilling as its own proof, including consumption analysis per aircraft type.
Symbol-based operation
Multilingual staff, short windows, gloves — operation works without reading.
What Taskey Share is for.
Requirements that Taskey Share serves — not a confirmed certification.
Proof of deployed personnel with valid authorization
Minute-accurate time tracking in the turnaround
Photo evidence for special cleaning and damage cases
Complete change history
Retention as contractually specified
We speak the way you speak.
The terminology used on this page and in the application — aligned with the tenders and contracts of the industry.
What this industry asks first.
Data capture runs on company hardware or via a fixed terminal at the gate. The operator decides what is permitted — both are supported.
The proof is created by the scan on entering and the completion report. Everything else is configurable and is typically switched off for turnaround cleaning.
The proof scope is defined per service type and per customer — different airlines can have different obligations.
All figures and names on this page are fictional.
Used for demonstration only — no real customer names, no real metrics.
Terminal 2 level 03, aircraft D-ABCD and D-ABCE, gate B14
Cabin: rows 1–12, 13–28, forward galley, lavatory A/B. Terminal: restroom facility North, waiting area B14, lounge
Ground handling provider, airline, terminal operator, security officer
Turnaround 24 of 30 minutes, 2 authorizations expire in 7 days
View the turnaround view
A 30-minute demo with sample data from your industry.