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Configure how you would like the Schedule Importer to handle your data.

APDL is capable of automatically removing a trip if you import a new trip that overlaps an existing trip. This could happen if you make a modification to your schedule. If you don't want to use this feature, you can disable "Remove Conflicting Trips".

APDL can alert you when trips are available to be imported from APDL.net. This includes slide up alerts as well as on the Alerts page. If enabled, tapping the information icon on the alert will take you directly to the Schedule Importer page to import the trips.

If your company provided trip data includes aircraft tail numbers, you can choose to include this information when importing by enabling the "Include Aircraft on Import" setting. If you don't enable this setting, APDL will attempt to retrieve the tail number as a part of the autofill function when the flight is flown.

You can set a default import method which will be used anytime you tap the Import Trip row on the menu. This can be useful if you prefer to use a particular import method over the others.

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Duty Period Adjustments

APDL can adjust your duty on and duty off times when circumstances arise that cause you to work outside the originally scheduled times or when importing your schedule. Examples of this are: reporting at a different time than scheduled due to a cancellation, delay, or reassignment; completing your flights for the day later than scheduled due to delays; logging manually or if your company provided trip data does not include report and release times during importing. Tap the Duty Period Adjustments line to enable and configure these settings. This accesses the same settings reachable under Airline Settings.Image Removed

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