X-1FBO / X-1TRX – Quick Start and User Guide

Manage FBOs

Manage Users – Users can be assigned to multiple FBOs.

Once a new FBO is added to the system, users can then be added to that account.

Can add, delete, and manage users

Can adjust Admin Permission Settings, which include:

Mask Blocked – If enabled, masks blocked data from public display

Include Commercial Airlines – Option to show or hide commercial airline data

Include Piston/Helicopter – Option to show or hide piston and helicopter data

When a new user is added to an FBO, they will receive an email prompting them to set a password.

If the user is already in the system, a welcome message is sent informing them they now have access to the additional FBO account.

Zoom: Use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out.

Pan: Click and drag with the left mouse button to move the map.

Yellow aircraft icons indicate aircraft currently enroute to your selected airport.

Blue aircraft icons (if enabled) represent potential arrivals (updated 07/01/2025 – icon color changed from gray to blue).

“Not for public display” alerts appear based on your user admin settings.

Sort by ETA sequence or by flight strip grouping.

Option available to hide the Arrivals panel.

Flight ID (or Registration ID)

Aircraft Type

Registration ID
– Clickable link opens a detailed window showing:

Flight Progress Graph
– Displays percentage of flight completed

Origin Airport
– Code + City, State, Country

ETA with Comment
– Example: "Landing in X minutes"

X-1 Icon (if integrated)
– Indicates X-1 services have been requested

X-1 Services Icon (if integrated)
– Clicking the flight strip opens the Flight Details page, with an X-1FBO tab for service-specific information

Displayed as blue aircraft icons on the map.

Controlled via Map Options, allowing users to show potential arrivals up to 100 miles from the airport.

Includes ADSB and VFR airborne aircraft that do not have a filed flight plan destination.

Potential arrivals are sorted by distance from the selected FBO/Airport.

Displays Registration IDs from the X-1FBO Scheduled Arrivals Board that are due to arrive within the next 24 hours.

Includes foreign-registered aircraft that may not be tracked via the FAA SWIM data feed.

Once a match is identified, the aircraft will move to the Enroute Flight Strips with a calculated ETA.

Sort by ETD (Estimated Time of Departure) sequence

Sort by Flight Strip Category

Option to hide or collapse the Departures Panel

Scheduled: Displays the scheduled departure time

Flight ID or Registration ID

Aircraft Type: ICAO aircraft type code

Registration ID: Clickable link for more detailed aircraft information

Destination: Displays destination airport code, city, state, and country

ETD (Estimated Time of Departure): Indicates the expected departure time

Estimated fuel needed for the upcoming flight leg

Average fuel capacity for the aircraft type (based on ICAO code)

Displayed as a fuel truck icon on a line, showing percentage of fuel required

Used to confirm that a flight has departed and is enroute

Departed aircraft are hidden from the map to reduce visual clutter

Graphical overview to identify departure peaks

Helps anticipate traffic volume and manage flow

Enable/Disable North American Radar Layer
Toggle the display of real-time radar weather data across North America. Useful for situational awareness during flight planning and monitoring.

Third-Party Integration:
Provides access to local VHF and AWOS radio transmissions, made available through a third-party provider.

Note: Availability may vary by location; not all stations are guaranteed to be accessible.

Mute/Off Button:
When a station is selected, a Mute/Off button appears on the map interface, allowing users to mute or disable the audio feed as needed.

Altitude

Speed

Aircraft Class (e.g., Light, Medium, Heavy)

Flight Status (e.g., Scheduled, Airborne, Departed)

Base Layer Background:
Choose from available map backgrounds (e.g., satellite, terrain, standard)

Overlays:
Enable or disable additional visual layers (e.g., weather, airspace boundaries, radar)

Potential Arrivals (up to 100 miles):
Display inbound aircraft within a 100-mile radius that may be approaching your area of interest

Flight Data Tags:
Toggle on-screen tags showing key flight information (e.g., callsign, altitude, speed)

Flight ID

Aircraft Registration

ADSB Hex Code

View past flight activity, including departure times, routes, and aircraft details

Useful for post-operation analysis, auditing, or trend monitoring

Select: Airport Code and Month

Functions:

Select: Airport Code and Month

Functions:

Select: Airport Code and a 3-month period

Functions:

Select: Airport Code and a 3-month period

Functions:

Analyzes flight activity over the past 13 months

Organized by:

Details Include: