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A What If view is available to evaluate estimates on the current duty period without altering the current entries in APDL. This page can be used to select the current leg or next leg for estimated scenarios, or the flight time calculator. You can access this page from the What If menu item, or go directly to the Estimated page for any leg by tapping the Estimates section in Leg View.
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The Pay Calculator sections at the top of this page allow you to perform What If adjustments for quick calculations of how different your pay would look if certain values were different. This section works exactly the same as the Assumptions on the Payroll page, except these rows start with calculations for different values or periods of time. The Min Guarantee option will load with your minimum guarantee set as the Credit Hours field. The Trip Pay option will initially load with credit hours for your current or upcoming trip. The Current Pay Period option is the same as the assumptions on the Payroll page and will show the entire pay period. While Year to Date shows all credit so far in the current year. You can also increment the number of periods at the bottom of each of these pages to test longer term scenarios by multiplying the results by more than one period.
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Adjustments made on the Estimated page are reflected in the Legality Report which can be viewed by tapping the report icon at the upper right of the Estimated, Legality Status, or Trip View pages. See the Legality Report page for details.
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The Flight Time Calculator can be used to alter the amount of flight time you expect to do during your duty period. You can enter an amount of time already flown as well as an amount remaining to fly and have APDL calculate the total duration and evaluate that against 117 Table A limits. These values are automatically filled with your actual flight time values for the current duty period for you to adjust, or you can create your own custom scenario by adjusting both values.
