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Trying to update my logbook, but not sure of the code to pull everything up. HI3 only shows the flight numbers and times but not tail numbers. Thanks for the help.

You can do an "NS/flight number/DDMMM" for each flight. That will give you the first three tail numbers. It's a pain in the ass but it works. I don't know of an easier way to get tail numbers.

I just write the tail numbers on a hard copy of the HI3 I'm currently flying and enter them at the end of the sequence.

I'm not sure keeping a record of the tail numbers is necessary but I do it in case there is any question about it.

AftaMEI

07-17-2011 04:10 AM

Thanks for the help Crusty, Ryan and Daytripper

maveric311

07-18-2011 06:46 AM

epic fail

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Originally Posted by AftaMEI (Post 1023513)

Trying to update my logbook, but not sure of the code to pull everything up. HI3 only shows the flight numbers and times but not tail numbers. Thanks for the help.

I use the monthly activity sheets under the pay tab in Jetnet for updating logbooks, it can go back 3 years. It has every flight # you did along with the times.

Don't worry about tail numbers.. Just use flight #'s if you want.. Most people at the airlines don't log each individual flight anyway.

Worst advice i have ever seen on apc. Seriously? If you do this, good luck proving to the faa and the your examiner that you qualify for an atp certificate when it is time to upgrade. Refer to part 61 for proper logging of time for a qualification or rating. 2nd of all have fun in any future interview explaining yourself.

maveric311

07-18-2011 06:49 AM

Try jpd/flight#/date/station

Will give you the complete tail number but only stays in the system fir i think 90 days

lavMan

07-18-2011 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by RyanP (Post 1023528)

I log every leg. But that is my preference. Yeah I have a lot of log books, but it's accurate.

ERJF15

07-18-2011 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by lavMan (Post 1024437)