Crew

Documentation for crew members — pilots and cabin crew who fly the trips. This track covers your schedule, your portable §61.51 logbook, currency and qualifications, duty and rest, and the offline-first mobile app you carry on the road.

Jobs map to the crew portal (/crew) and its mobile app (apps/crew); a few also cite the dispatch-side OS view that pairs with them. How-to links point at stable URLs; where the write-up has not landed yet, that is where it will live.

What you can do here

• See your schedule and assignments — your upcoming duty, legs, and pairings.
• Acknowledge or decline an assignment — confirm you've seen an assignment, or decline it with an optional reason.
• View your trip and leg details — the trip summary, crew roster, and per-leg details for a trip you're assigned to.
• Keep your §61.51 logbook — log flight time; it stays yours and is portable across operators.
• Track currency and qualifications — what is current, what is expiring, and what you need next.
• Set availability and submit bids — mark when you can fly and bid on open trips.
• Watch your duty and rest — your FTL duty clock and rest limits.
• Request a duty extension — ask for an extension when ops needs it, with the approval trail.
• Manage your documents and credential expiry — passport, visas, medical, and quals, with color-coded expiry.
• Submit expenses — log and submit trip expenses.
• Read and acknowledge bulletins — operator notices you need to confirm you have read.
• Get notified — push and email — how an assignment change reaches you, and the email fallback when push can't.
• Check layovers and crew travel — your hotels and positioning travel.
• Get the app and register your device — install, sign in, and register for push; the app then works offline and syncs when you reconnect.
• Review your pay and per diem — how your duty maps to pay.