Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Gælley follows airline catering from fridge to aircraft door
A workflow tool for tracking catering sets across six stages, from fridge count through delivery to the aircraft.
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- Airline-catering dispatch teams, drivers, fridge staff, and cabin crew
- Worth noticing
- The SK1419 walkthrough traces a trolley from a 03:55 fridge count to a 09:05 aircraft-door delivery, with stage changes recorded along the way.
Field notes
The page describes a handoff model in which a change before pickup can be fixed in the fridge, while a later change becomes an uplift order requiring dispatch approval. It reports that manually checking alerts took 4–6 hours per shift, or 8–12 hours per day per unit. The founder says he built the system after three years in dispatch at Newrest Oslo; the homepage does not establish how widely it is currently used.
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