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Originally Posted by Scoop
(Post 3449206)
Excellent! I am currently working on an APP that tells you when there is an APP for that. I will call it "That APP" One APP to rule them all. Basically an APP to alert you about other APPs . Im not really working on this but someone should do it - pure genius. Almost as smart as a factory that makes miniature factories. :D Name the movie.
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Originally Posted by Scoop
(Post 3449206)
Excellent! I am currently working on an APP that tells you when there is an APP for that. I will call it "That APP" One APP to rule them all. Basically an APP to alert you about other APPs . Im not really working on this but someone should do it - pure genius. Almost as smart as a factory that makes miniature factories. :D Name the movie.
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Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 3449025)
Made by a DL line pilot
https://oaa.app.link/launch-app-1b31...7-d7f55cd2a3eb Hard to believe, but back in the 2000's, I was rocking a Palm 515 with an application called "Airline Pilot Daily Logbook". ZERO internet connectivity. To load your schedule, you would cut/paste the rotations into the PC program, and it would screen scrape the data and sync it into the Palm. As you flew, you entered the actual times. It kept track of legalities, day/night time, etc. It would proactively warn you for FAR issues, like the ole reduced rest/compensatory rest issues. End of the month, it would output all the info you needed for your logbook or whatever. More than once it flagged FAR issues that could have been missed. It's hard to believe that 20 years later, we don't have something that can simply parse the rotation data and do the very same thing. |
Originally Posted by NuGuy
(Post 3449297)
Hard to believe, but back in the 2000's, I was rocking a Palm 515 with an application called "Airline Pilot Daily Logbook". ZERO internet connectivity. To load your schedule, you would cut/paste the rotations into the PC program, and it would screen scrape the data and sync it into the Palm. As you flew, you entered the actual times. It kept track of legalities, day/night time, etc. It would proactively warn you for FAR issues, like the ole reduced rest/compensatory rest issues. End of the month, it would output all the info you needed for your logbook or whatever. More than once it flagged FAR issues that could have been missed.
It's hard to believe that 20 years later, we don't have something that can simply parse the rotation data and do the very same thing. |
Originally Posted by Iceberg
(Post 3449394)
I’ve never used it or verified any of its functionality, but that sounds like APDL from NC Software. I use their logbook program and the front screen of their webpage has an ad for version 10 of APDL, which coincidentally, might be exactly what you had on your handheld super computer.
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I beta tested APDL years ago and it was an incredible piece of programming. I just didn't need it when I got to Delta because our buffers were so large. I have been thinking about going back to it in recent months.
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Noop GS
It's early and I can't remember. If a GS Noops, is there any guarantee on it or am I out of luck?
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Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 3450815)
It's early and I can't remember. If a GS Noops, is there any guarantee on it or am I out of luck?
Thanks |
Originally Posted by Myfingershurt
(Post 3450822)
I think it’s single pay no credit.
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Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 3450815)
It's early and I can't remember. If a GS Noops, is there any guarantee on it or am I out of luck?
Thanks A5S |
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