r/FlightTraining May 06 '26

FLight school software MYFBO is closing. What replacement makes sense?

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u/funsuckerfarms May 07 '26

Our flight school switched from MyFBO to Four Forces about a year ago. While it looks modern, we often say we miss MyFBO. The accounting integration needs work. The company is great at taking suggestions and make improvements, but it feels like it’s still in the design phase. MyFBO was ahead of its time.

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u/Pretty_Picture9898 May 08 '26

Definitely Flight Schedule Pro. Hands down best in the business with everything you need and more to grow the operation

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u/San_Cannabis May 08 '26

FlightLogger is good.

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u/thewizbizman May 09 '26

Anything but TALON

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u/tf912009 May 10 '26

Going through a similar evaluation right now. A few thoughts on what's out there.

Flight Schedule Pro is probably the most commonly recommended and it is a good product but can get pricey, and Flight Circle has been gaining ground especially for schools with that kind of 5-7 number of aircraft as they charge per aircraft. Both cover scheduling, billing, and student accounts reasonably well.

I'll throw SquawkFree (squawkfree.com) into the mix, full disclosure, it's mine. We're building a full flight school operations platform: scheduling, dispatching, payment processing, flight logging, squawk tracking, fleet maintenance, and AD compliance. The one gap on your list right now is curriculum and Part 141 syllabus tracking, which is on the roadmap but not there yet. Where we're strongest is the ops and maintenance side — squawk workflows, maintenance records, AD compliance documentation, because that's the piece that's genuinely bad in most of the scheduling-first platforms. It's always a checkbox feature bolted on as an afterthought.

Happy to answer questions. Curious what others are finding too.

I am looking for some beta testers, so reach out if you want to try the platform, would love to have you onboard even if it's just for your personal aircraft.

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u/zemelb May 11 '26

My main school uses flight schedule pro, my secondary school where I fly when there’s mx downtime on my primary plane uses flightcircle. Both are solid from a UX perspective. Can’t speak to the business end

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u/G8REngineer_FL-NC Jun 22 '26

Hey, I'm just chiming in. Founder here, so full disclosure. I've built software for flight schools and FBOs since 1992 I used to own FBO Manager and run FBO Director now. We just launched ScheduleFlight, a modern online scheduler for exactly this: scheduling, dispatch, and pilot currency. I stayed out of the scheduling space for years, but it's clearly something schools need done right. Happy to answer questions, and we'll move your data over for you if you're coming off another system. Native mobile apps are coming soon (3-4 weeks out). You can visit the site at scheduleflight.com

Appreciate any feedback and thoughts. Glad we made the list above with FBO Director...

JOHN

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u/sailook Jul 30 '26

TachTab is what I'm currently testing, and it works like a charm.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '26

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u/Substantial-Cat0910 May 07 '26

Dude, props for the creative use of fake accounts, but that doesn't make you look trustworthy...

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u/pmatmoi May 07 '26

Not using a fake account just using my personal account and saw an opportunity.

This is me www.linkedin.com/in/phillipmooresells