Hi chaps,

As a new user, it may be there is some way to handle these and I havent found it yet but here goes:-

1. Is there anyway to show times in 24 hour clock format so 1317 rather than for example 01.17pm?

2. In terms of history - is there a way to filter historic data so you can see for example all general aviation departures or arrivals for a date/date range (so far only found the ability to show first/last 10 depending on selection)

ANy help gratefully received!!

Paul

 

Hi Paul!

1) Over the past few weeks, we've been slowly updating most of the features to display both local time and Zulu (24 hr) time.  We still have to get the Flight History times up to snuff in the Flight History section.

Can you cite which feature, speficially, you are looking to see Zulu times for?

2) Once you enter your initial search criteria and come up with the first 10, you can see all of those flights (beyond the first 10) by entering a specific date range.

Andy, service@fboweb.com

Hi Andy

Sorry have been away on a trip and was not able to respond.

1) Not so interested in seeing times in zulu, was more thinking about an option to display times in 24 hour clock format. In particular the screens I was looking at were the Flight Tracking displays, although the History screens would probably also be relevant. Having now used it in anger, I am getting used to the current format!

2) When I try to use the Flight History, although I get the first screen, if I then try to download as an excel spreedsheet, I get an error saying "Object reference not set to an instance of an object". This has happened frequently and with different criteria.

Are there any plans to provide more extended filter options to the Flight History screens to make them more accessible? I was thinking about being able to enter the date I was interested in, (as well as a time range if possible,). Also to be able to specify type of flight (as in the Flight Tracking display) and if possible the ability to specify aircraft types as well. in addition to the current origin and/or destination. Going further, the use of wild cards as well would be good!

Cheers

Paul