Sched Beta Initial Version Of New Functionality For Scheduled Flights

SCHED

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SCHED is the functionality allowing you to build and manage the schedules.

Functionality is designed with Airlines in mind. However, it still can be used by business and charter operators to build schedules if need be.

Currently, the schedules can be created on the Virtual Aircraft only. The aircraft can be switched after the schedule is published.

There are following options available:

• - creating new schedule

• - selecting flights for further actions

• - publishing selected flights

• - modifying selected flights

• - deleting selected flights

NEW SCHEDULE

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In order to build a new schedule you need to perform the following steps:

1. Click on button

2. Insert the timeframe of the schedule (From and To), select the Aircraft, schedule Rotation (weekly, biweekly, triweekly) and the Trip Type

3. In the Schedule section you can choose the day of each flight (1-Monday, 2-Tuesday, 3-Wednesday, etc.) as well as the flight details. After a day number is selected, an additional line below the current will show

4. Click ‘Add Schedule’ button to save new Schedule

Once the schedule is saved, the flights are displayed as blue squares - .

You can click on the flight and perform further actions, such as modifying the schedule or deleting it. You can select more than one flight by holding Shift/Ctrl buttons on the keyboard and clicking on the flights or by using option.

Clicking on will display the flight details in the bottom ‘Status Bar’.

SELECT FLIGHTS

This function allows selecting flight or a number of flights for further actions.

It is possible to select flights in 2 ways:

1. Holding Shift/Ctrl key on the keyboard and clicking on the flights

2. Using button

‘SELECT FLIGHTS’ option allows you selecting a number of flights from the already added schedules.

The ‘Select Flights’ window is divided into two sections:

• Filter

• Schedule

In the Filter section you can filter by the following:

• Date range - selecting ‘From’ and ‘To’ dates

• Days - selecting the days within the schedule

• Aircraft - selecting flights on a specific aircraft(s)

• Flight number - filtering by the specific flight number

• Adep and ADES - searching for flights from or to a specific airport or routing

The Schedule section displays the results of the filtering. There you can select the flights that require further actions.

Once the flights are selected they‘re marked by the frame in the ’Sched Overview’ -

PUBLISH

Option is there to publish the selected flights of the schedule.

The publishing process is as follow:

1. Select flights

2. Click on ‘Publish’ button

3. In the ‘Publish pairings?’ window Leon displays selected flights and pairings

4. Review the pairings and click ‘PUBLISH’

There is a following color coding to the flights in ‘Sched Overview’:

• - flight not published

• - flight being published

• - flight published

MODIFY FLIGHTS

It is possible to modify selected flight or a number of flights.

In order to modify flights you need to:

1. Select the flights to modify

2. Select option

3. Perform relevant modifications in the ‘Modify flights’ window

4. Press ‘SAVE’ button to save the changes

‘Modify flights’ window is divided into 2 sections:

• Modification options

• Selected flights

In the Modification options section you can change the following:

• Shift - shifting schedule by a number of hours

• Block time - changing block time to the number of hours

• Aircraft - allows changing the aircraft

• Flight No. - changing the Flight number

• ADEP and ADES - changing airports of departure and arrival respectively

• ALTN - choosing the alternative airport

• Ferry - switching between ‘Ferry’ and ‘Not ferry’

DELETE

In order to delete flights or schedule you need to:

1. Select the flights you want to delete

2. Click on the button

3. Review the flights in the ‘Delete flights’ window

4. Press ‘Delete’ button to confirm

It is possible to delete the planned flights as well as the published flights.