Flight Logging (Scheduler Perspective)

Flight Logging (Scheduler Perspective)

Input all or partial flight log data at any time throughout the phase of flight. This guide will outline:

  • how to access the flight log; and

  • saving a flight log; and

  • how to know if legs are logged; and

  • how to review the flight times

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ACCESS FLIGHT LOG

Trip

  1. Click Operations in the main navigation

  2. Click on Trip or Flight Leg Search

  3. Click on Route


4. Click the paper icon




Schedule Board

1. Click on the trip from the Schedule Board

2. Click on the log button


Notes
Ability to open flight logs are reserved for flight crew assigned on the flight and any user who has the appropriate access assigned to their login. 


SAVE A FLIGHT LOG

Enter the applicable information and click Save. The requirements for a completed flight log are:

  • Out, Off, On and In Date and Time

  • T/O Number, Type, and Crewmember

  • Land Number, Type, and Crewmember

  • Appr, Type, and Crewmember


TRACK LEGS LOGGED AND NOT LOGGED

There are several indications throughout the application that indicate a leg has a flight log entry:

1. Check mark on the flight leg search page


2. Logged or Partially Logged in the Trip Overview

  • Once all of the OUT, OFF, ON, and IN values have been saved, this text will say, “Logged.”

  • If some, but not all, of the OUT, OFF, ON, and IN values have been saved, then the green text on the flight log will say "Partially Logged.”

  • Once some or all of the OOOI values have been saved AND the duty time entry has NOT been recorded, then the text "Incomplete Duty" will display in red under the Logged status on the trip overview tab




REVIEW FLIGHT TIMES

Go to Maintenance  > Maintenance  Reports > Aircraft Log Report. This report can be run per tail number for any custom date range and will display the total times on the aircraft and each engine. 


Ref: O-T08