Demonstration - Examples of Aimm in Operation

In event of an incident, noise complaint or refused landing fee,  the Airport might sometimes want to listen to radio calls for the relevant period.   By visiting this Aimm website (www.aimm.aero), anyone authorised by the Airport can log-in and go to the Airport's own Aimm home page.    They can 'fetch' radio calls for any period, from several years ago up to the last few minutes at the Airport... it is not necessary to wait for the radio calls to be transcribed.   The 'fetch' can be done from any Internet connected device that can play a 'wav' file (most can), and allows an incident or complaint to be resolved without the need for a special visit to the Airport after hours or at weekends. 

Some Aimm Clients visit their Aimm webpage frequently to see how the month is progressing, others hardly ever visit as they are happy to rely on the monthly reports that are sent out automatically.   The data is there if they need it.





Each client Airport has its own page on this Amm website to give its staff full access to its data, with the ability to edit / add / delete any movement as required..

The radio call transcription takes care of entering all the movements, and the automatic reports deliver the information within a week of the end of each month.   If ever needed, any authorised Airport staff member can visit this website, log-in and add / delete / change the fee for any movement regardless of whether Aimm staff or their own Staff are doing the radio call transcription.    They can also see what level the running total of movements and fees for the month-to-date has reached, or look back to previous months.   A search can be done for an individual aircraft, (or all aircraft), for a range of periods, usually when a query arises as to the usage patterns of a particular aircraft.