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Enter the project once
Client, architect, plots and basic information are kept in one place. The same data is then reused across the permit documents.
Features
The groundwork for your planning permits, in 5 minutes.
All your WalOnMap data, annexes and maps in one tool, built for architects working on projects in Wallonia. Documents are generated in French, or in German where available.
Overview
Four tools to prepare a more thorough application
Each feature takes care of a specific part of the administrative work: collecting, checking, documenting and exporting.
Documents
Generate the annexes and forms with contact details, plot data and planning information already filled in.
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Maps
Create the maps your application needs without starting from scratch in WalOnMap for every project.
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Photo reports
Organise photos, viewpoints and captions into a clean document to attach to the permit application.
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Feasibility studies
Check the context of a site before going further: plots, constraints, planning rules and relevant data.
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1 in 7 planning permits in Wallonia is prepared with Airplan
>100 data layers checked automatically for each permit
>1500 architecture firms use Airplan
1 in 7: Airplan estimate based on permit statistics from the SPW (Walloon Public Service), Geomatics Department. Other figures: Airplan data.
Workflow
From first entry to an application ready to export
Airplan connects steps that are usually scattered across maps, forms, Word and manual research.
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Retrieve the planning context automatically
Airplan collects plot data, constraints, map layers and other relevant information, so you don't have to search in several places.
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Generate the administrative documents
Annexes, maps, photo report and Word documents start from an already structured base, which you can finalise before submission.
Checkpoints
Before you submit, see what could hold things up
The question this page should answer above all: does Airplan help me avoid an application being declared incomplete?
- Complete plot data
Find the site's basic information in a readable file, without pointless retyping.
- Constraints identified
Spot earlier the zones, planning rules or layers that may affect how the permit is prepared.
- Documents ready to finalise
Export a clean Word base to share, complete or submit the application.
Simple pricing
One permit project, as many plots as you need
Airplan avoids opaque calculations: choose a one-off project or an annual subscription depending on your volume of applications.
Free trial project
Try Airplan on a first project, with no credit card.
Unlimited plots
Add as many plots as you need to a single project, with no hidden costs.
Projects roll over
With a subscription, unused projects are carried over when you renew.
Frequently asked questions about the features
What features does Airplan offer?
Airplan brings together four tools to prepare a permit application: generating administrative documents and annexes, creating maps from WalOnMap, geolocated photo reports, and feasibility studies. They all share the same data, entered just once.
How does Airplan retrieve planning data?
Starting from the cadastral reference, Airplan automatically collects plot data, constraints, planning rules and the official WalOnMap map layers. More than 100 layers are checked for each permit, which saves you scattered manual searches.
Does Airplan generate the permit annexes and forms?
Yes. Airplan pre-fills the annexes and forms with the client's contact details, plot data and planning information already entered in the project. The documents are up to date with the new annexes and can be exported to Word.
Can I export the application in Word format?
Yes. Airplan produces a clean Word base that you can review, complete and finalise before submission. The export includes the documents, maps and data structured in the project.
What is a feasibility study in Airplan for?
A feasibility study lets you check the context of a site before going further: plots, constraints, planning rules and relevant data are gathered together so you can spot earlier what may affect the permit.
Do I have to re-enter the data for each document?
No. The client, architect, plots and basic information are entered once, then reused automatically across all the documents, maps and annexes in the application.
Ready to try it on a real project?
Create your first trial project
Try Airplan for free, with no credit card, or first see how to create a project and generate the administrative documents.