Aircraft > Aircraft > Aircraft fields

Field	Content
Registration	Registration of the aircraft resp. suitable designation for all other resources (sim, class room etc.)
Photo	A picture of the aircaft
Email recipients	You may add multiple email addresses here (use a ";" to separate them). A copy of reservation confirmations for that particular aircraft will be systematically sent to these recipients.
Confirmation by email	This setting determines in which cases a copy of the reservation confirmation is sent to the email adresses above.
Fuel indication	Here you can specify the fuel mass for that aircraft.
Type designation	A type as defined in aircraft types
Use reservation requests	If active, the reservation request feature is applied for this particular registration
Disabled	If active, the aircraft or resource is disabled and thus not available for reservation This means that for this resource no reservations are possible at all. To temporarily ground an aircraft or resource, you should use a maintenance reservation instead.
Warning message	If defined, the warning message is displayed prominently with a warning sign. Use this to provide important, brief information about aircraft
Location (if other than home airport)	Specify the home base of an aircraft if it differs from the airport setting in company data. The location is displayed in the reservation process and will be used as a default setting for the "From" and "To" field in the reservation.
Sort code	Sort code that defines the sort order
Number of passenger seats	Max number of passengers that the aircraft can carry
Remark	Specific aircraft remarks
Equipment	Specific aircraft equipment remarks
Tariffs	Tariff information

Specific fields for flight log / tech log (see Flight log / Tech log )

Field

Content

Log type

•	Flight log: light weight post flight data collection

•	Tech log: workflow desgined to replace paper tech log, includes preflight and postflight data collection

Tech log template

Template to be used (see Document templates)

Important: the number of lines (a document setting) determines the number of legs that you enter in the log

Counter type

•	Decimal: hours and fractions of hours (industrial time format)

•	Hours:Minutes means sexagesimal format

Hour calculation

Determines how the engine hours are calculated, either

•	hobbs counter or

•	based on flight time

Enter takeoff and landing time

Check if flight time must be entered

Enter block time

Check if block time must be entered

Enter remaining fuel

Check if remaining fuel must be entered after flight. This helps the next pilot to determine how much fuel is in the aircraft without visiting it.

Counter entry check rule

Validation rule for hobbs counter vs. block time