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Portside expands Pulsar integrations across key platforms
The latest integrations extend fatigue risk management capabilities into Portside’s Avianis and Baldwin Safety & Compliance systems, enhancing safety and operational insight.

California-based Portside has expanded its integrations with Pulsar Informatics, the industry leader in fatigue risk management solutions. Pulsar is now fully integrated into Avianis, Portside’s comprehensive flight operations platform, and Baldwin Safety & Compliance, the industry’s most scalable SMS solution.

These integrations build on Portside’s existing connections with Pulsar across BART, FOS and PFM, further embedding fatigue risk insights into operators’ daily workflows.

“By integrating further into Portside’s solutions, we’re empowering operators to address fatigue proactively during trip planning while embedding fatigue data into everyday safety practices,” says Pulsar CEO and co-founder Dr Daniel Mollicone.

Within Avianis, operators can now access real-time fatigue risk insights directly as part of crew scheduling and trip planning. In Baldwin Safety & Compliance, pilots and safety managers see fatigue scores displayed on safety forms, enhancing visibility throughout each stage of a flight and strengthening overall risk management.

“Bringing Pulsar into Avianis and Baldwin reflects our commitment to keeping the Portside platform at the cutting edge of the industry with solutions that advance safety, efficiency and compliance,” comments Portia Corsetti, VP of sales at Portside.

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