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 A section **Airport Hours** define an airport opening hours. Leon shows a warning, in the panel OPS, if a trip STD or STA are outside airport hours. A section **Airport Hours** define an airport opening hours. Leon shows a warning, in the panel OPS, if a trip STD or STA are outside airport hours.
- +[{{ :leon:airport-directory:apt note.png?200|Airport note in OPS > Calendar page }}]
 It is possible to edit **Fire Category** in 'Airport Directory' panel. Leon will show a warning in OPS & Sales panel, if the value in 'Airport Directory' is lower than the one defined in an aircraft profile. It is possible to edit **Fire Category** in 'Airport Directory' panel. Leon will show a warning in OPS & Sales panel, if the value in 'Airport Directory' is lower than the one defined in an aircraft profile.
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 +**RFFC** can be added in various formats, i.e.:'1', '1-2', '1/2' or '1 to 2'.
  
   * **Taxi & Extra** - editable details of Taxi Out and Taxi In times as well as Extra departure time and Extra arrival time - both details affect suggested STA time when adding a new flight.   * **Taxi & Extra** - editable details of Taxi Out and Taxi In times as well as Extra departure time and Extra arrival time - both details affect suggested STA time when adding a new flight.
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   * **Suppliers** - an information about suppliers at particular airport. You can add a new Supplier and mark your favourite to appear automatically when adding a new flight at the particular airport. The process of adding a Supplier is exactly the same as adding new Handling Agent which is explained further down this section.   * **Suppliers** - an information about suppliers at particular airport. You can add a new Supplier and mark your favourite to appear automatically when adding a new flight at the particular airport. The process of adding a Supplier is exactly the same as adding new Handling Agent which is explained further down this section.
  
-  * **Notes & Files** - in the field **Note** you can insert information which will appear on the **Trip Sheet** document, section 'Airport Notes'. Information added in the field **Pilot notes** also will appear on the Trip Sheet, in the section 'Pilot Notes'. You will be informed of the Notes on the main Airport directory page where **Notes** column  will display{{:leon:icons:i.png?|}} icon. Hovering the mouse over it will open a pop-up window with more information. 'Country Notes' input shows a note for each airport of the particular country. 'Country PAX Notes' can be used in a similar way as 'Country Notes' - if it's added, Leon will show it when you hover the mouse over an airport code in OPS panel, and also it can be displayed in documents, such as: Flight Brief (in RQ panel and OPS), Charter Agreement (OPS), Crew Trip Sheet and Custom Document - as long as PAX Country Notes are connected to one of mentioned documents in the panel Documents Manager.+  * **Notes & Files** - in the field **Note** you can insert information which will appear in OPS > Calendar section, as displayed on the screenshot, on the right (if a checkbox is marked, for a period of time defined in fields: Valid from - Until) and on the **Trip Sheet** document, section 'Airport Notes'.  
 +Information added in the field **Pilot notes** also will appear on the Trip Sheet, in the section 'Pilot Notes'. You will be informed of the Notes on the main Airport directory page where **Notes** column  will display{{:leon:icons:i.png?|}} icon. Hovering the mouse over it will open a pop-up window with more information. 'Country Notes' input shows a note for each airport of the particular country. 'Country PAX Notes' can be used in a similar way as 'Country Notes' - if it's added, Leon will show it when you hover the mouse over an airport code in OPS panel, and also it can be displayed in documents, such as: Flight Brief (in RQ panel and OPS), Charter Agreement (OPS), Crew Trip Sheet and Custom Document - as long as PAX Country Notes are connected to one of mentioned documents in the panel Documents Manager.
  
   * **Map** - click to see satelite view on the airport (see screenshot on the right).   * **Map** - click to see satelite view on the airport (see screenshot on the right).
leon/airport-directory.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/26 14:26 by marek

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