- The schedule opens by default to display the current date
- Color codes are assigned to indicate the status of each time slot
- White--Available for booking
- Green--Booked for dual instruction (airplane and instructor)
- Blue--Booked for rental (no instructor)
- Cyan--Booked for ground instruction (no airplane)
- Yellow--Dispatched (booked session has started)
- Black--Recovered (booked session is complete)
- Gray--Maintenance (airplane or instructor is off-schedule)
- Aircraft and Instructors are displayed across the top of the schedule page
- Mouse-over any time slot to view a thumbnail description of its contents.
B. Changing the date
- Click new date in calendar, or
- Choose new month in calendar, then click desired date
- Click "today" to return to today's date
C. Booking a time slot:
- Verify correct date
- Click on an available time slot (airplane or instructor)
- "Fast Book" page will open
- Enter unique User ID (not case sensitive; usually LastNameFirstInitial)
- Variations may be assigned to avoid duplicates
- Add Airplane or Instructor, if needed
- Enter destination (if airplane rental)
- Add notes if desired
- Enter unique password (not case sensitive)
- Click "Book"
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D. Booking multiple slots
- Click and drag mouse over adjacent time periods, then release (not available on Macintosh or Linux)
- Macintosh & Linux: click the first block you wish to schedule. When the "fast book" window opens, you may add (or delete) time slots by clicking the buttons provided.
- Proceed as above
E. Editing a booking
- Click an existing booking.
- Add or subtract time periods with "radio buttons"
- Change airplanes or instructors with pull-down menus
- Enter password
- Click "Save Changes"
F. Viewing or Editing user information
- Click "Client Info" (not available on Macintosh or Linux)
- Enter User ID and Password
- View personal contact info, account balance, aircraft checkouts, aircraft currency, and medical/flight review data
- Edit and save
G. To Change Password
- Click "Client Info" (not available on Macintosh or Linux)
- Enter User ID and Password
- Enter new password
- Repeat entry for accuracy
- Save
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