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The Leg View is the primary view for updating entries in APDL. The Leg View can be accessed from multiple areas throughout APDL by:
- Tapping a trip on the Leg View101023995, then selecting a leg
- Tapping a trip on the Leg View101023995, then selecting a leg
- Tapping a row on the Leg View 101023995 (iPad only)
- Tapping the Active Flight widget on the Leg View101023995
- Tapping the leg highlighted in green on the Leg View101023995
If you open the Leg View for a preloaded flight, your preloaded data will be displayed. Since this is just scheduled data, some fields will be missing. Tap each field to update.
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In order to use AutoFill Now, certain conditions must be met. At a minimum, you must have chosen an Airline in Settings/Airline and entered flight number, departure airport, and UTC date of departure. If the same flight number is used multiple times in a day, enter the destination airport to improve AutoFill Now results. Using AutoFill Now may result in incomplete data as it does take some time for the cloud resources to be updated with actual OOOI times.
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So as you can see this is not just a flight close out feature but also for flights picked up or changed that can even load scheduled info such as a pseudo schedule importer. More details on AutoFill can be found in Settings/General.
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AutoFill can only process flights within the past 7 days or upcoming 3 days. |
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All time editors within APDL function the same. On the Leg View there is a section for Scheduled and Actual times. Scheduled times should be preloaded automatically with the importer or manually. Actual times are entered when the flight is completed. Tap each row to enter the associated time. Tapping a row will expand the view and display the time editor. The time zones used for the top and bottom rows of time editors will vary depending on your time zone selections in Settings/Leg View101023995. If you use the default settings, the top row will display local time and date for the departure or destination airport selected above as appropriate. The bottom row will display UTC time and date. The green box indicates the digit that is currently being edited. You can tap any digit on the local or UTC row at any time to edit it. Changing the "Enter Times In" setting in the Settings/Leg View101023995 will set the green box to default to the local or UTC row as selected.
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When specified by your settings for the currently selected Leg View 101023995 (CA-PF or CA-PM), APDL automatically logs your landings as a day or night landing based on the time of the landing with reference to sunrise or sunset as appropriate at the destination airport. Prior to completing the flight, APDL will display either "Scheduled Day" or "Scheduled Night" to indicate what type of landing is anticipated for that flight.
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Due to the way night flight time versus night landings are determined according to FARs, it is possible for a flight to have some night time logged while a day landing is logged. For more details on how this can happen, see Leg ViewWhy does my Flight have Night Time but no Night Landing? |
Instrument
Manually enter your instrument time here if applicable. The blue text below the instrument time editor allows you to quickly enter the entire flight duration from Off to On as instrument time if desired.
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If you have a 3D Touch enabled device, you can force press to peek at the crewmembers selected for that flight, while a harder press will allow you to pop to that page to edit that information. The same is true on the subsequent page where you can force press to peek at the details for each specific crewmember. In this case however, you will have to go to settings/crewmembers to edit crewmember details.
Go to the Leg View 101023995 area of settings to view more details and statistics on your crewmembers.
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