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# New Timeline view in the Daxium-Air calendar

**Published on March 16, 2026**

Organizing operations becomes even simpler in Daxium-Air.

We're introducing a new **timeline** view that lets you visualize your operations by user and immediately get a **clear view of team availability**.

### What's new

* **Resources at the heart of the schedule:** Users can now be displayed on the y-axis, so you can instantly see who is scheduled and when.
* **Multiple zoom levels:** Easily switch between daily, weekly, or monthly views depending on your management needs.
* **Instant reorganization:** Reassign or move an operation simply by drag-and-drop.

### Why it's useful

The timeline view allows you to:

* Better visualize team workload
* Quickly reassign interventions
* Optimize operational organization

Designed to gain visibility and responsiveness in managing your field operations.

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Available now in the Daxium-Air calendar. See the [Calendar view](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/using-the-platform/views/calendar) documentation for more details.
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