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# Viewing Your Team
From the aircraft page, click My Team in the left navigation bar.
This is where you can view your team members that are pilots, the total amount, and their given roles.
Click on any team member from that page, and you'll be brought to their pilot profile. Here, you can view their 107 license, edit their profile as a Fleet Manager, view the aircraft they're authorized to fly, and view their note history (if they've left notes, or completed preflight checklists).
Viewing someone else as a Fleet Manager
Viewing someone else as a Pilot
If you click your own name, you'll be brought to your pilot profile.
Viewing yourself as a Pilot
{% hint style="warning" %}
Editing a team member requires Fleet Manager permissions.
{% endhint %}
To edit someone else as Fleet Manager, click 'edit profile' in the top right corner. In this popup, you can edit their name, email, phone number, role, and what vehicles they're authorized to fly.
In this example, we're editing the example pilots phone number.
Here, you can see the phone number has been changed.
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