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Setting up aircraft profiles
is an important step and provides you with a quick and easy way to store aircraft information with each of your flights. Aircraft profiles also enable powerful reporting capabilities based on various aircraft attributes associated with each aircraft profile.
Aircraft profiles are very useful for logging your flight time as well as when it becomes necessary or simply interesting to know how much time you have accumulated in aircraft based on attributes like:
- Aircraft
- Rotocraft
- Single engine land
- Single engine sea
- Multi engine land
- Multi engine sea
- Turbo jet
- Turbo fan
- Turbo prop
- Rocket
- Floats
- Skids
- Skis
- High wing
- Mid wing
- Low wing
- Bi wing
- Tricycle gear
- Tail wheel
- EFIS
- Complex
- High performance
- Military
- Antique
- Experimental
- Tube and fabric airframe
- Composite airframe
- Metal airframe
- Canard
- all aircraft categories, classes and more...
NOTE: If an aircraft profile is left incomplete or has no attributes defined, flights and the related aircraft profile will be displayed in a light gray text. Inactive aircraft profiles will be displayed in an orange text and will not show up in a New Flight entry screen. All aircraft profiles should have every applicible attribute selected in order to take advantage of the reporting features that utilize aircraft profiles and attributes. |
