Ops & Safety (formerly AM)

There is a bug I've found when typing up a forum comment for a safety report, if you click outside the text box for any reason your typed text is wiped and cannot be recovered. This should not occur.

This would help the base manager/chief pilot to know the exact date that the PPC is scheduled for, this will assist in scheduling the pilot's rosters as well.

If you allocate a day to be a public holiday then the roster should reflect this visibly. e.g. shading the day. Requested by NEST

A client has requested the ability to disable some or all User Alerts.

Currently Air Maestro has only one default TTIS counter (Site Settings >> Aircraft >> Aircraft Maintenance Setup) that is referenced in order to update aircraft TTIS from the Flight Records module. Additionally, the only time format ap...

The Drag and drop facility in the personnel module, is proving to be very useful in allowing the tidying up of files/documents. We discovered the facility is not operational in the aircraft module but to allow us to tidy up these folders it would ...

The language used in AM for conducting any sort of follow-up activity is designated as "investigation". For most occurrences follow-up is conducted in my company and is tracked via the forum ie. conversations with the reporter, reviewing procedure...

Many of the custom field controls are different in height. (E.g. a drop down list control is a few pixels taller than a single line text box). Apart from looking scrappy, this makes multi-row matrixes in custom forms confusing, because the control...

Currently, when setting up default resource requirements in the Scheduled Task Type Setup it is not possible to set the Required Experience for more than one type of aircraft. It would be very useful to allow for more than one type of aircraft for...

It will be beneficial if managerial users can set time-sheet sign-off dates and times in order to accommodate discrepancies. At the moment, time sheet sign-off reminders are set and cannot be manipulated by users.