This module allows to set up Movement Emails for each aircraft. You can define templates as well as add new templates. When Flight Watch data arrives to Leon a movement email will be sent out to the recipient.

Defining MVT emails: 'Label' & “Reply to email'

Manual sending of MVT Emails

By clicking the icon (next to 'Fleet rules by aircraft') Leon shows the below pop-up window where you can define:

• From label - a label/name which will appear when the MVT email will arrive.
• Reply to email - an email address to which a MVT email recipient should reply.

Once the MVT email has been sent (whether it's automatically or manually), Leon will use the above settings and will show the label.

Aircraft Movement Templates

There are 8 available default templates which can be modified. It is also possible to define your own templates.

A screenshot below shows an example of the Take Off template's text. In order to add a new template click + and add details such as:

• Template's name - i.e. “Aircraft owner movement email”.
• Subject - i.e. “Takeoff movement for (Aircraft registration number)”.
• Template - the text should contain tags available in Legend.

Once the Flight Watch data is filled in an email for the above template would be as on the example below:

“Dear Sirs,

We wish to inform you that the aircraft B-ARTI on flight no BAR21 from WARSAW FREDERIC CHOPIN WAW to GENEVA INTERNATIONAL (GVA) has taken off at 07:15. Aircraft is scheduled to arrive to GENEVA INTERNATIONAL GVA at 09:45. Aircraft has 23 passengers on board.”

Example of Content error when creating conditional MVT Message

It is possible to include or exclude empty fields from the MVT Message. In order to do it you need to use Conditional tags.

To create such condition you need to use '#' to open the sentence and '/' to close it, for example:

{{#PAX}} Passenger number on the flight is {{PAX}} {{/PAX}},

where {{#PAX}} is opening the condition and {{/PAX}} is closing it.

In the above case, if the Flight Watch does not include PAX number, or PAX number is 0, this information will not be included in MVT Message. If it is 1 and more, The above sentence will be included in the message.

It is also important to close one condition before opening another. Errors in the template will be highlighted orange in the template and 'SAVE' button will remain inactive until content error is amended.

Defining a rule in MVT Messages panel

By clicking on a particular aircraft in a section Fleet Rules Leon opens a new screen where you can select Scenario (Take off, Landing, Aircraft ready, ETA update) and Template (select between those defined on the right-hand side).

It is also possible to set the MVT Messages to be sent manually only by selecting the 'Send manually only' option in the 'Scenario' dropdown.

You can also insert a recipient's email address as well as CC & BCC email addresses - this should be done for both: take off & landing MVT emails.

It is possible to define 'From label' & 'Reply to' per a tail. If it's not set up Leon will use these 2 details defined under icon.

Each Rule has 3 checkboxes:

• Non-ferry flight only - allows to include FERRY flights in MVT Messages (if checkbox is not ticked)
• Send for trip type - select a trip type for which MVT emails should be sent out
• Client representative - allows to include Client assigned to the trip in relevant MVT email (if there is a representative assigned to a company, the message will be sent to that representative only, if there is no representative assigned, the email will be sent to the email provided for the Client)
• Send to departure/destination handler - allows to include Handling Agent at either ADEP, ADES, or both, assigned to the applicable flight in relevant MVT email

A button ADD RULE allows to add of custom rules (i.e. a separate rule for a client).

It is possible to assign a single rule to multiple aircraft by selecting them in the rule settings in section Aircraft. In order to turn off the rule, use ON/OFF button next to the rule. Even if an aircraft have Rules assigned, switching it off will prevent MVT messages from being sent for the selected tails.

One of the possibilities, when creating different MVT rules for aircraft, is sending ETA UPDATE for next Client MVT email, which can be sent to the next client assigned on the next trip informing him about estimated time of arrival of the aircraft (whether it is a ferry leg or a trip for a different client).

EXAMPLE 1 - the same Client on 2nd & 3rd leg of the trip.

0900 WAW GVA 1100 Ferry

1200 GVA AMS 1330 Client A

1500 AMS WAW 1700 Client A

In this case, when ETA is changed on the 1st leg, Leon will send MVT ETA Update email to Client A on the 2nd leg. But even if ETA changes on the 2nd leg Leon will not send another MVT email as it's the same Client.

EXAMPLE 2 - different Clients on 2nd & 3rd leg of the trip.

1000 WAW STN 1200 Ferry

1300 STN CIA 1530 Client A

1700 CIA WAW 1900 Client B

In this case, when ETA is changed on the 1st leg, Leon will send MVT ETA Update email to Client A on the 2nd leg. If ETA also changes on the 2nd leg, Leon will send a MVT ETA Update email to the Client B on the 3rd leg.

Similarly you can define a new rule for your fleet using a scenario Aircraft ready for next Client - Leon will automatically send a MVT email to the client assigned to the next leg (as long as it is a different Client).

The legend contains Tags and right next to them their description plus Test Data column showing examples (see below).

     TAG              DESCRIPTION         TEST DATA
{{ADEP_ICAO}} Airport of departure (ICAO)   EPWA

In this panel you can set up email templates for: Quotes documents, Fuel Requests, Schedule Changes Summary, Crew Panel roster change, Crew Duties roster change, Fuel Requests, Permits or Schedule sending.

You can define multiple email templates for the same document or roster changes (for example depending on crew base or language), then select an appropriate template in OPS panel.

Click on any template and fill in 3 windows with appropriate HTML data. On the right-hand side Leon shows preview of the email body.

In a tab RECIPIENTS you can add default 'From' & 'Reply to' email addresses as well as 'CC' & 'BCC' emails.

Below you can find examples of how this section can be filled in.

SUBJECT

Preview:

Charter Agreement LFPG - OMDB 26 Apr 2019 Rev.1

BODY

Preview:

Dear James Smith

Please find attached your Charater Agreement from AirHeaven Airlines.

Kind Regards

Ann Davies

SUBJECT

Preview:

UUWW FUEL REQUEST

BODY

'User sending email' located in the 'RECIPIENTS' tab next to 'Reply to' box allows setting up an email of the logged in User that is sending the message, as a 'reply to' email.

Landing permit email template example

An example of the full Landing Permit appears on the screenshot, on the right.