Trip and Flight Leg Search

Trip and Flight Leg Search

The trip and flight leg search can be accessed Operations > Trip Search or Flight Leg Search  

The trip tab lists the route of the trip per row while the flight leg search page displays each leg per row. Each page contains various column and filter options that each user can customize, share and save. 


Set Columns

Each user can order and set the columns to their preferred view. To do so, follow these steps:

  1. Click on "Columns" on the right-hand side 

  2. Click the radio button next two each selection to add it to the view or remove it. Each columns data point can also be searched within this field to be added

  3. Click Ok

  4. Once the display loads users can then drag and drop to reorder column order and resize the various columns displayed.

Once the search parameters are set, make sure to click 'Save' at the bottom of the filters column to reference the specific view in the future


    5. Select Create New
    6. Name the search
    7. Save

NotesOption to share with colleagues by selecting the personnel's name or a group of colleagues by selecting the group. When the individual or group of individuals access their page, the search is under Searches Shared with Me. 


Trip Search Page Examples: 


Active trips in the previous quarter based on arrival time by using the Arrival Time Filter Custom = Previous quarter and Inactive = False.


 

Active Trips in the Future by using Departure Time more than 0 days and inactive = false.


Search by Trip Number. This searches the entire database. 


Flight Leg Search Examples: 

Active Flight Legs in the past and whether they've been flight logged or not. 

  1. Set the display columns to show the leg logged column.

  2. Departure Time is Less Than "0" days. That returns all flight legs in the past. 



To pull in legs logged in the previous month/quarter where leg status is not verified, the following filters can be added: 
  1. Departure Time is previous month or quarter. That returns all flight legs for the designated time period.
  1. Leg Logged = True
  1. Leg status is not Verified

Notes
 Additionally, there are columns such as estimated and actual flight time that can be helpful to add.


For a more detailed overview of all the search capability, refer to the Search Functions detailed guide.

Ref: O-O08


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