Regional Air Mobility App with Cirrus SR22

Internal SequoiaAT case study that explores regional air travel using municipal airports. The platform delivers an Uber style experience for short trips where users request a flight, get matched to a pilot and a Cirrus SR22, and complete payment and coordination in a simple flow.

About the project

  • Focus on regional trips that usually take one to two hours by road.
  • Uses municipal airports and a single aircraft category: Cirrus SR22.
  • On demand pilots with verification and availability schedules.
  • Mobile and web experience for passengers and pilots.
SR22 On demand mobility Municipal airports App platform

The challenge

  • Lack of a single platform that connects passengers, pilots, and aircraft availability in real time.
  • Underused small airports and fragmented scheduling created friction.
  • Needed a simple flow from request to confirmation with clear status and notifications.

SequoiaAT solution

  • MEAN stack platform that manages bookings, schedules, dispatch, and notifications.
  • Real time matching of passenger requests with pilots and SR22 availability.
  • Weather data integration to inform route planning and timing.
  • Payments, receipts, and trip history inside the app.

Architecture and tech

  • Frontend: Angular
  • Backend: NodeJS with Express
  • Database: MongoDB
  • Hosting: AWS
  • Integrations: Weather APIs and payment gateway

Why SequoiaAT

  • Product company mindset with rapid prototyping and quality gates.
  • Deep mobile and web build experience across travel and logistics.
  • Ability to scale the platform to support more aircraft types in the future.

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