A350 Door opening & closing time

[Torreone01]

Hello people,

Can anyone tell me how to get the page "oooi" "out of on in" to see the passenger and cargo door opening and closing time in the A350 please?

Regards,

[BuzzBox]

As I recall, it's located within the COMPANY COM function, accessed via the AVNCS side of the OIS. Use the OIS sw to select the available functions on the AVNCS side.

[Fly3]

I wasn't aware that the OOOI times had anything to do with any doors.

[BuzzBox]

Originally Posted by Fly3

I wasn't aware that the OOOI times had anything to do with any doors.

I believe it's customisable by the airline. For some, the 'out' time is the brakes released time after the last door is closed. On our aircraft, the OOOI page also showed the last door closed time.

[Python27]

Originally Posted by Torreone01

Hello people,

Can anyone tell me how to get the page "oooi" "out of on in" to see the passenger and cargo door opening and closing time in the A350 please?

Regards,

The last passenger door you can see it in the outbox messages.

​The message is automatically send to the company without any action (at least in my current company )

[Torreone01]

Originally Posted by BuzzBox

I believe it's customisable by the airline. For some, the 'out' time is the brakes released time after the last door is closed. On our aircraft, the OOOI page also showed the last door closed time.

Hello BuzzBox,

Thank you for your replay.
I habe been checking the OIS sw-->AVNCS, pre-flight (flight log) but I only see: out, off, on, in. I have open any other option but without successful.
Maybe my current airline hasnīt choosen that option or itīs no available for pilots.

[Torreone01]

Originally Posted by Python27

The last passenger door you can see it in the outbox messages.

​The message is automatically send to the company without any action (at least in my current company )

Thank you for your replay.
Itīs not working like that in my airline, I will keep looking for it.

Maybe my airline receive that message too but I would like to see it when I am in the cockpit.