Originally Posted by PilotWombat (Post 3817531)

Thanks for that! Unfortunately that doesn't show what I saw on a rotation I was looking at, so I guess I'll ask the internet help section.

I was looking at a rotation and between the day and flight number, for each flight on the rotation, was an 'L'. Does anyone know what that means? I guess now that I'm a bit clearer-headed it probably meant there was a line check somewhere on that rotation. Good guess?

Originally Posted by SideStickMonkey (Post 3817533)

Yep, that’s a line check.

Good news if you’re the FO, if not…

Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF (Post 3817548)

Maybe the Capt is getting a line check which means the FO is now getting one as well.

Originally Posted by SideStickMonkey (Post 3817550)

For EVERY flight in a rotation, nah.

It’s some sort of OE

Originally Posted by PilotWombat (Post 3817531)

Thanks for that! Unfortunately that doesn't show what I saw on a rotation I was looking at, so I guess I'll ask the internet help section.

I was looking at a rotation and between the day and flight number, for each flight on the rotation, was an 'L'. Does anyone know what that means? I guess now that I'm a bit clearer-headed it probably meant there was a line check somewhere on that rotation. Good guess?

Originally Posted by Vsop (Post 3817425)

I was able to download the new and unimproved MiCrew from the hub. I had a good extended run with the old version. Directions are available on deltanet.

Originally Posted by Whoopsmybad (Post 3817558)

Took a call with IT to get fixed, but anyone know how to get rid of the “rest” block on the calendar?

Originally Posted by Vsop (Post 3817425)

I was able to download the new and unimproved MiCrew from the hub. I had a good extended run with the old version. Directions are available on deltanet.

Originally Posted by ancman (Post 3817556)

Go into iCrew, select the Preflight menu, then Rotation. Enter the rotation number, base, and date. That’ll show you a more detailed view of the rotation than the open time menu shows. At the bottom there should be comments from the training department explaining exactly what type of event is planned for those legs (OE, line check, etc.).

Originally Posted by 20Fathoms (Post 3817612)

While technically correct (the best kind of correct), the directions on delta net are better hidden than PB’s sense of humor. Took me a good 20-30 minutes to find the hub code and the delta net search function belongs in the 7th circle of hades.