Access to sub-operators in Leon

Leon is also useful for Flight Support Companies which provide airlines with such services as:

• Flight & Crew planning
• Overflight & Landing permits
• Visa & Medical
• Fuel
• Maintenance

In Leon you can have as many sub-operators as you need. You can view flights of each one of them or all at once (hoover the mouse over your operator code and select 'All'). You can define services & prices, assign services to each aircraft and define permits prices per a country for different currencies.

To add a trip which should have Services attached to it you need to select a Dispatcher - in the right-hand filter, tab TRIP, select 'Dispatched by' as your operator, or leave 'None' - then the checklist will show items defined in Settings > Flight Editing without any of the services.

Once the trip is done you can generate a document Billing Sheet from a documents list and send it to the client.

In the operators drop-down box select your operator code (as defining services is not possible on sub-operators accounts) and go to a section Settings where at the bottom you will find 4 available sub-sections to be defined (see screenshot below). One of them is Flight Support Services which allows you to define a list of Services.

Defining Services list

By clicking New service definition you will able to add a new service to the list. Each service must be connected to the Checklist item. If you need an extra checklist item to be added, please contact support@leonsoftware.com.

Fields which need to be filled in, when defining a new service, are:

• No. - it can be any number from 1 onwards or from 10.
• Name - how the new service should appear (in both checklist and on the Billing Sheet document).
• Price - the price will appear on the Billing Sheet.
• Currency - agreed currency with the client.
• Status - connected to the existing checklist item.

Defining default services

Here you can select the operator from the drop-down list and define default services for a chosen operator as well as for each aircraft.

The screen is divided into 2 sections:

• Services - here you can mark '1' for the default service. The price displayed is the one defined in Service Definition page, just like 'Connected status'.
• Statuses enabled - grey statuses are those from services table and can not be edited or removed. Additional, editable statuses will be mandatory (they will appear in the Checklist), regardless what services will be active on a given flight - they can be added by clicking the icon

Defined default 'Services' will be available in the Leon's 'Checklist' as well as all additional items.

TBA

This section allows you to define default permits along with the prices.

First you need to select a currency. Next you should define a default price for a permit and (additionally) for a short notice permit as well.

Then you can define a permit's price for all countries as well as per an individual countries (by clicking icon).

If in the Checklist you select an overflight permit, Leon will transfer details onto Billing Sheet document, in a section Permits.

Operators colours in Flights List

If you have lots of sub-operators and want to see their flights in the Flights List distinguished with different colours, here you can define it. Click on the colour-belt and select it from the palette.

Once it is done in the Flights List section you will see flights displayed with defined operator colours.