Industries: Aviation

Aviation contracts are their own language. AviChat speaks it.

Aviation CBAs are among the most complex contracts in any industry. They're also where AviChat started.

Duty day, blocking time, deadhead, reserve, per diem. The system is configured for the terms your agreement is written in, so members can ask the way they talk on the line.

Cited answers Audit trail Liability insured 100% Union-owned data

Trusted on some of the most complex aviation agreements in North America.

A reserve flight attendant gets the call-out twenty minutes before her contractual notice window opens. She's half-dressed for a day off, phone in hand, and the crew desk is waiting on an answer. She asks AviChat what the minimum call-out notice is on reserve, and gets the window, with the article cited, before the desk calls back.

📄 Art. 12.08: Reserve Call-Out Notice

Questions flight crews actually ask

What's my minimum rest on a layover after a 13-hour duty day?

12 hours behind the door. Hotel transit time doesn't count against it.

📄 Art. 25.06: Rest Away From Base

Does my duty day limit change when I cross four time zones?

Yes, the limit drops to 12 hours on pairings crossing four or more zones.

📄 Art. 24.03: Trans-Meridian Duty

What per diem am I owed on an international overnight?

The international rate, paid per hour away from base, from report to release, including deadhead legs.

📄 Art. 30.02: Per Diem Allowances

Sample answers for illustration. Your setup answers only from your own agreement.

The part your counsel will ask about

No employer access

The airline has no visibility and no relationship with AviChat. It is not a party in any way.

Union-owned, in-country data

Your data is stored exclusively on servers in your country, belongs to the union, and never trains anything else.

Insured, with an audit trail

Every answer logged with its citation, backed by comprehensive liability insurance.

Read the full security overview →

Trusted by one of Canada's largest pilot groups. Built with unions, for unions.