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24th December 2006 | 03:17

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WHK4

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Request for Flight And Duty software.

Hello

Can anyone recommend some software to calculate flight and duty times.

Preferably something free and downloadable from the net.

Cheers

WHK4

24th December 2006 | 08:08

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Blind

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From: Aberdeen.

www.pilot-ebook.com

Flight hours only but try emailing them to add on a duty facility.

24th December 2006 | 12:19

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topendtorque

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Best way is buy your secretary girlfriend a few flowers and get her to run one up on a spreadsheet.

add in all the functions you want, so that if you move from part X to charter or any special dispo or whatever it's all there and printed out.

trouble with a bought one is that it will be locked to only a couple of functions.

24th December 2006 | 16:25

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paco

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Try this
For UK, Or

Try this

For Canada

Modify as required!

phil

24th December 2006 | 19:18

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Gas Producer

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Does anybody know of or seen anything for use in New Zealand?

GP

24th December 2006 | 21:26

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E cam

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From: LOCATION LOCATION

How do you change the year in UK Duty?

25th December 2006 | 13:28

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paco

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Top right hand side of the spreadsheet - it's picked up from there

Phil

26th December 2006 | 00:22

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WHK4

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Thanks Paco and Blind for the links.

6th January 2007 | 09:58

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pullinpitch

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Australian Flight & Duty program

Anyone kind enough out there to direct me to a basic Australian Flight & Duty program??? (preferably in excel)...

Many thanks in advance.

P.P

6th January 2007 | 10:21

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AndyJB32

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From: Lincolnshire

log book

www.pilot-ebook.com is very easy to use, with lots of helpful features.

6th January 2007 | 12:07

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pullinpitch

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Thanks Andy... Do you know how to change the 28 day limit to 30?

Any other suggestions for a spreadsheet that can be saved locally on my notebook?

Thanks. PP

6th January 2007 | 12:13

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Helinut

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Is anyone aware of a program/spreadsheet that combines log book (individual flight records) and duty/FTL sheet. It would be a very useful system, if it existed. Something that combined pilotebook and Paco's duty/FTL sheets ..........?

6th January 2007 | 15:49

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DeltaNg

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Pilot-eBook 30 day limit

Go to Prefs.->My Profile and adjust accordingly.

(pilot-ebook webmaster)

6th January 2007 | 17:34

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WSPS

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From: ...on the go-around...

Try LogTenPro.
It may not be free, it may not even be cheap, but it is the best I have found so far (for MAC users that is

).
Pilot E-Book is very good, too

Cheers
WSPS

31st January 2007 | 13:31

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Lightning_Boy

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From: South Wales

Paco,

For some reason, cannot get your UK duty hours or Lat/Long converter to open. Is there is temp fault or is it just my PC?

Many thanks

LB

31st January 2007 | 14:32

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paco

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From: White Waltham, Prestwick & Calgary

I just changed providers and forgot to upload them again - they should be OK now!

Phil

31st January 2007 | 16:08

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Lightning_Boy

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First class, thank you Phil.

8th September 2010 | 21:57

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Fly_For_Fun

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From: upyours

FTL Spread sheet

Does anyone have an Excel based spread sheet for recording FTL, leave, rest periods, etc. I think that Ollie Dismore had produced one some time ago, may be wrong though, but I understand that there may be issues with it and Office 2010. Any help would be appreciated.