Flight Log

[About Flight Log] [To Operate Asset]

Usage

Use this window to record information on the flight log of a vehicle. Listed below is some of the information that can be entered on a vehicle's flight log:

• Take off and landing times, deviations and utilization (operational loggings) of flights
• About the flight itself such as crew, departure location, arrival location, block off and block on
• Faults found during the operation
• Condition monitoring (e.g., engine trend)
• Flight servicing, i.e., service checks performed prior to and after flights, which then makes the aircraft ready for service

The flight log information is usually entered by the pilot after the completion of a flight. Flight log mechanics will use the log to check for any open issues on the aircraft, report in any actions taken, and ensure that all faults are signed off prior to a flight.

At creation the flight log is set to the Open status, and at this stage information pertaining to one or more flights can be added to the flight log of a vehicle. Note that only one flight log can be open for a vehicle at any given point of time. Once all information for the flight log is entered, the flight log can be set to the Closed status.

Note: It is possible to record several flights on the same flight log, but only one record is allowed for each flight.

For the description of each tab in the window, follow the appropriate link: General, Flight Info, Crew, Fault, Condition Meas., Flight Servicing, Moved Flights, Journal.

Activity Diagrams

Manage Flight Logs

Activities

Report Flight Log 
Report Flight Information 
Void Flight Log 
Move Voided Flights 
Close Flight Log
Amend Flight Log
Perform Due Calculation