The Computerised Flight Report and Logbook Program

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Maximum six sectors per day Timetable-based. Enter the flight number and from / to / STD / STA are displayed List of over 120 European airports Scheduled Flight Times from timetable, actual times entered by clicking on +/-5 minute buttons. Select the duty from PF, PNF, P2, P1S, Pax, Taxi, Sim, Course, Observer. Enter the other crew member and any Night hours. Quick date selection using monthly calendar or +/- one day. Select the aircraft type, and the correct list of registrations appears below. Fully editable. Displays all the day's duty information. Amber means approaching a user-definable limit, red means an exceedance. Daily check on all rolling duty and flying hours.

Keeps a count of any early duties and warns of any approaching illigalities. Displays the allowances in the same layout as the company's paperwork. When payment has been made, a tick can be placed in the box. A page in RosterLogBook will show any missed payments.

Calculates Time Free of Duty as per the AFS.

Explains the method of calculating Max FDP. Calculates FDP for Long Haul sectors. Under development. Enter the time you were called from Standby. Used in Standby FDP calculations. Change the standard Report or Off Duty times. Keep track of any Block Window information (bmi Mainline version only)

Printed sheet to take on the flight deck

 

RosterLogBook - Logbook

Stats showing how your roster breaks down. Pretty graph showing your 28 day flying and 7, 14, 28 day duty hours. Amber and red as limits are approached. Shows which Allowances have been paid, and which haven't. Draws a pretty graph of annual hours flown with a prediction of hours at end of year. Calculates Overtime to be paid. Checks Days Off for legality with CAP371 and AFS Checks Roster Weeks for legality (since removed) Select date ranges by date or Roster Period Program removes Standbys, Paxing sectors etc, and presents flying in standard logbook format for printing. Flying and Duty Totals, together with the Flight Report details. Sectors listed with blank boxes for you to enter the times / info. Enter Registration and other chap. Each Destination and 4 alternates have their codes, ATIS freqs, runway length and orientation, and which VOLMET they appear on. All VOLMETs required are shown with freqs and airfield order. Comments to be added to the Logbook Split Duty Calculations Logs Autolands