How FlightAtom Runs Its Aviation Software on RailPush

FlightAtom builds independent software products for airlines and aircraft operators: crew scheduling, safety management (SMS and QMS), safety investigations, pilot training, manual control, knowledge search, operations analytics, and customer service. All of it runs on RailPush.

What runs where

The public website, www.flightatom.com, is a Node.js and Express web service deployed from the master branch of its GitHub repository. The client support portal runs as a separate service, and product applications and their APIs sit on flightatom.com subdomains that point at RailPush service URLs.

A release, start to finish

On 1 October 2026, FlightAtom shipped a search and AI-visibility release. The push reached RailPush at 11:48 UTC; the build took 2 minutes 18 seconds, the rollout 51 seconds, and the new version passed its health check and was live at 11:51 UTC.

Released by an agent, through MCP

An AI coding agent prepared and shipped the release, used RailPush's MCP server to wait for the deploy to go live, and searched the service logs for the site's crawler_visit lines, which showed Googlebot fetching the new guides within minutes.

Why it fits

RailPush keeps many small applications in one place: GitHub deploys, custom domains, logs, and deploy history, available to people in the dashboard and to agents through MCP. See FlightAtom's aviation guides.


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