Selecting flight sheet for modification

This page can be used to select an existing flight sheet for modification. Tell me more.

Select the “Edit Flight Sheet” link under the “Flight Log” business component.

The “Select Flight Sheet” page appears.

The system displays the following field:

Date & Time Format

The format in which the date and time fields are to be entered.

The date format is displayed from the “User Preferences” business component based on the login user ID. In case the format is not defined, the system displays the date format from the “Enterprise Modeling” business component by default.

The time is displayed as HH:MM or HHMM, in 24 hour format. For example 11:00pm is displayed as 23:00 or 2300 and 10:45am is displayed as 1045 or 10:45.

Enter the following field in the “Direct Entry” group box:

Flight Sheet #

The number Identifying the flight sheet to be modified. (Alphanumeric 40).

Select the “Edit Flight Sheet” link provided alongside to edit the details of the flight sheet.

To search for a flight sheet

Enter the following filter criteria in the “Search Criteria” group box to search for a flight sheet. Data entry in the following fields is optional:

Flight Sheet #	The number identifying the flight sheet to be modified (Alphanumeric 40). You can enter the flight sheet number in full or specify it partially using the “*” character.
User Status	Use the drop-down list box to assign a user-defined status for the flight sheet. The system lists all the quick codes of type "Flight Sheet User Status" defined in “Create/Occurrence Reports Attributes” activity of “Common Master” business component.
Customer Call Sign	The code identifying the customer’s job (Alphanumeric 20). Ensure that the customer call sign is “Active” as defined in the “Common Master” business component.
Aircraft Reg #	The aircraft for which the flight sheet details are to be modified (Alphanumeric, 30). You can enter the aircraft registration number in full or specify it partially using the “*” character.
Aircraft Model #	The aircraft model for which the flight sheet must be updated (Alphanumeric,20). You can enter the model number in full or specify it partially using the “*” character.
Flight Code	Use the drop-down list box to select the flight code. The system lists the following options: INC–Income. NFW-No Flight Weather. NFR-No Flight Required. NFU-No Flight Unsch. Maint.. NFS-No Flight Sch. Maint. NFH-No Flight Hangar Maint.. OPS-PHI Operations. OPP-Opns. A/C Positioning. MNT-Maintenance Check. EMS-Emergency Medical Service. CRW-PHI Crew Change. FRP-FAA Ferry Permit. SAL-Sales Promotion. TRN-Training. TRP-Training A/C Positioning.
Aircraft Released	Use the drop-down list box to specify the basis on which the aircraft is released to the customer. The system lists the options 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0 and None. By default, the system leaves the field blank.
From Date	The date on which the preparation of the flight sheet is started, if the flight sheet is created directly (Date Format). If the flight sheet is created based on the journey leg details, enter the date corresponding to the earliest journey leg (Date Format).
To Date	The date on which the preparation of the flight sheet is ended, if the flight sheet is created directly (Date Format). If the flight sheet is created based on journey leg details, enter the date corresponding to the latest journey log (Date Format).

Note: Leave the fields blank to retrieve the details irrespective of the search criteria.

Click the “Search” pushbutton to display the search results in the multiline.

Note: The system retrieves only those flight sheets that are in “Active” status.

The system displays the following in the “Search Results” multiline:

Flight Sheet #	The number identifying the flight sheet retrieved by the system.
User Status	The user-defined status for the flight sheet.
Aircraft Reg #	The aircraft registration number.
Aircraft Model #	The code identifying the aircraft model.
Customer Call Sign	The code identifying the customer’s job.
Aircraft Released	The value identifying the duration for which the aircraft is released to the customer.
Flight Code	The code identifying the flight services.
From Date	If the flight sheet is created based on the journey leg details, “From Date” represents the date corresponding to the earliest journey leg. If the flight sheet is created directly, “From Date” represents the date on which the preparation of the flight sheet is started.
To Date	Represents the date corresponding to the latest journey log, if the flight sheet is created based on journey leg details. Represents the date on which the preparation of the flight sheet is ended, if the flight sheet is created directly.
Total Flight Sheet Legs	The sum of take offs of all the legs associated with the flight sheet.
Total Flight Sheet Time	The sum of flight durations of all the legs associated with the flight sheet.

Note: The total flight sheet legs and the total flight sheet time will be displayed only for flight sheets that are created based on journey legs.

Click the hyperlinked flight sheet number in the multiline to modify or confirm the flight sheet details.

Note: Ensure that atleast one row in the multiline is selected. The selected flight sheet must be in ”Fresh” status.

Click the “Confirm Flight Sheet(s)” pushbutton to confirm the flight sheets.

Selecting flight sheet for modification – An overview

This page allows you to select the flight sheet to be modified. If you know the exact flight sheet number, you can enter it directly. Otherwise, you can carry out a search based on the customer call sign, aircraft registration number, aircraft model number, and the flight code. The system retrieves the flight sheets that match the filter criteria. You can select a flight sheet for modifying its details.