Route mapping,
Smarter

Built for the planning stage, not the booking desk. Plot routes, navigate airspace, calculate fuel stops, and share your plan when the picture is clear.

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Every charter starts with a route. FliteMapper gives brokers, operators and travel teams a free, modern way to map the journey, choose the aircraft and share a clear plan before the enquiry is sent.

Crafted by Fliteline, with the people who plan the flights.

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Choose your aircraft

Pick an aircraft type and see how its range and capability shape what your route can do.

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Plan your route

Map a route on a global airport database — and Flitemapper avoids airspace and finds the fastest fuel stops automatically.

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Share for quoting

Send finished routes to customers and operators to request quotes — and it's all free.

How it works

Why plan with FliteMapper instead of other tools.

Most route tools stop at a distance. FliteMapper takes you from finding the right airport to a request your charter team can act on.

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Find airports your way

Search by airport name or ICAO code, click anywhere on the map, or use your location to surface the airports nearest to you. No lists to scroll and no codes to look up first.

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Review and refine in one place

Distance, flight time, aircraft options and fuel stops update as you build. Drag waypoints, add stops and reorder legs without starting over.

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Download, share or submit

Export your route map for an RFQ, send a link to a colleague or operator, or submit the request straight to Fliteline with the route, summary and aircraft attached.

Global airports, plotted

Global airports, plotted

Search a global database by name, city, or ICAO code — or click straight on the map to drop a point.

Flat map or 3D globe

Flat map or 3D globe

Distance figures describe a route. A globe shows you one. Render your plan on an interactive 3D map.

Multi-leg route planning

Multi-leg route planning

Add intermediate stops, drag waypoints to refine your path, and reorder legs with a single click.

Aircraft type selection

Aircraft type selection

Choose an aircraft type and see how range and capability shape what the route can actually do.

No-fly zone awareness

No-fly zone awareness

Keep airspace and restricted zones in view while you plan, so feasibility is clear from the start.

Download your flight map

Download your flight map

Export a clean PDF of your completed route plan to drop into an RFQ or share with your team.

Who it's for

Built for the people who plan the charter.

Cargo & Logistics

Logistics managers, Operations coordinators, Supply chain directors

Cargo & Logistics

Move time-critical freight on your schedule. Map feasible routes and fuel stops before you brief a broker.

Business Travel

Executive assistants, Travel managers, Corporate travel coordinators

Business Travel

Plan discreet point-to-point trips on the right aircraft, and hand a clear picture to the people booking it.

Group & Event Travel

Event managers, Sports travel coordinators, Corporate travel planners

Group & Event Travel

Move whole teams, crews and squads together. Sketch the routing once and share it with everyone involved.

Why FliteMapper

The planning stage of a charter affects everything that follows. Route feasibility, aircraft range, fuel stops, airspace — each one shapes what is actually possible, and all of them are easier to get right at the start than to correct later.

FliteMapper exists to make that stage more useful. Not to replace the conversation, but to make it worth having sooner.

Plan your charter now

FliteMapper is built by Fliteline, an air charter specialist based at Schiphol with 30 years of experience across cargo, executive travel, and group operations.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes. There is no cost and no account required. You can map a route, review the flight summary, and download a PDF without creating a login.

FliteMapper is built for planning decisions, not certified routing calculations. The distances, bearings, and estimated flight times it produces are useful approximations to help you understand a route before a formal enquiry.

FliteMapper draws from a global database of airports. You can search by name, city, or ICAO code, or click directly on the map.

Yes. The tool works across all charter use cases.

You can download a clean PDF of your completed route plan.

When you're ready, send it directly to Fliteline. Your mapped route, flight summary, and aircraft preferences travel with the request.

No, and it is not designed to. FliteMapper helps you get to the point where that conversation is worth having.