verifiedRead directly from the product source in this build.
configuredTrue, but it is a setting an administrator controls, not a fixed default.
modelledA simulation or illustrative model, not a measured customer outcome.
publishedPublished by a third party. The source document is linked.
statedA commercial term we set ourselves, such as a price. Not evidence of anything; listed so the date it was set is on record.
| Figure | State | Source | Where it appears | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overtime days reduced from 247 to 14 in a 35-day cycle (94.3%) Best of five modelled scenarios at one 55-controller unit, with no change in headcount. | published | EUROCONTROL NMD/SAF/2653, case study 3, page 34 | /evidence/published-use-cases | 2026-09-12 |
| 8 to 12% annual workforce cost per ATC unit, 750,000 EUR/year The guideline describes this as extrapolated from the simulation to other units. The measured result is one fewer controller in one unit over a 30-day cycle. | published | EUROCONTROL NMD/SAF/2653, case study 1, page 21 | /evidence/published-use-cases | 2026-09-12 |
| 60,000 swap requests a year, 15 minutes to 1.5 minutes, 360,000 EUR/year Handling time is the measured figure. The euro saving is derived from it at this customer's volume and staffing. | published | EUROCONTROL NMD/SAF/2653, case study 4, page 35 | /evidence/published-use-cases | 2026-09-12 |
| Two SkyRoster-sourced appendices in a EUROCONTROL guideline Both appendix headings carry the words 'source SkyRoster'. | published | EUROCONTROL NMD/SAF/2653, appendices 3 and 4 | /evidence/eurocontrol | 2026-09-12 |
| 24 automated checks run when a shift swap is created Twenty-three SwapMust* specifications plus one block-alignment check, compiled from the product source and regenerated on every release. | verified | Compiled from the product source at build time | /platform/shift-swaps, /tools/swap-check | 2026-09-12 |
| 96 quarter-hour demand slots per operational day A structural property of the product, not a measurement. | verified | The tactical engine's interval model | /platform/sector-planning | 2026-09-12 |
| Every price on the pricing pages, from the Core Platform rate to the SkyHeavy perpetual licence Prices are commercial decisions recorded in the approved price book. The engine implements its licence formulas and separately specified fees. Build checks verify the canonical book's hash and revision, compare its rate tables with the engine, and test calculation and offer behavior. Prose conditions require review alongside those checks. | stated | The SkyRoster price book, edition of 15 September 2026, amended 16 September 2026 (amendment 003), JLG Consulting | /pricing, /pricing/build-offer | 2026-09-16 |