Handle Fleet Forecasting—Initial Exercises
Main Exercise
Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to show you how
to enter an operational budget. The table below shows which serial numbers, vehicle
numbers and owners to use in the exercises:
Part Number |
Serial Number |
Vehicle ID |
Owner ID |
X747-900 |
X10000 |
TN-1 |
HQ |
X747-900 |
X11000 |
TN-2 |
HQ |
Purpose: The purpose of this initial exercise is to show the students
how to create a simple one-year operational budget for a fleet of 2 aircrafts.
Windows:
Operational Budget
- Open the
Operational Budget window and create a new record
(F5).
- Enter X747-900 as the Part Number and HQ as the Owner Org.
- Enter a budget for next year. A reasonable budget for a fleet of two
jumbo jets would be 7200 flight hours.
- Save the information (F12).
- Take a look at the distributed values in the
Budget Month
tab.
- Click the
Vehicles tab and have a look at the figures.
- To cope with the demand for maintenance, reduce February's Budget
Value for serial number X10000 to 200 FHR, and correct January's budget
value to 400 FHR.
- Save your changes (F12).
- Now return to the
Budget Month tab, select all the months,
right-click and then click Approve to approve the budget. Note:
Remember to first update the changed budget values for January and
February.
- Finally, right-click anywhere on the header of the window, and then
click Approve to approve the entire budget.
Note: There are several conditions to be met to be
able to approve your budget. Summarizing months value should give the exact figure
for the year total, and the monthly distribution on all serials must equal
the total month value.