Two timelines stacked on a shared time axis: aircraft on top, crew
below. The fastest way to see who is available against what is flying.
Where: CREW → CREW TIMELINE · Permission: crewTimeline
Drag the splitter between the two bands to give either more room.
Toolbar — Refresh (with the last sync time) · ◀ / Today / ▶ · range
picker · Zoom out / Zoom in / Fit range to view · TZ (UTC / THR) ·
Aircraft · Filter · a red NOW marker · View settings.
View settings — label crew by Code, Known as or Surname; sort by
Rating, Known as, Code or Ranking (seniority).
Filter crew members — date range, specific crew, excluded crew, crew labels
(Cockpit / Cabin), home base and aircraft registrations.
| Colour | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Blue | Flight |
| Grey | OFF |
| Olive | Reserve |
| Green | Training |
| Purple | Standby |
| Red | Simulator |
| Violet | Positioning |
| Orange strip | FDP (duty period) |
Dashed, faded bars are drafts — not yet published.
The FDP strip runs from report-on to report-off. By default that is the
first STD minus 75 minutes to the last STA plus 30 minutes, and a new FDP begins
after a gap of 10 hours or more.
Hover a crew member for a summary popup — click to pin it open.
Right-click and choose Assign crew. The panel shows N of M positions
assigned and lets you filter by base, crew labels and eligibility, sorted by
block hours or code. The legend marks candidates Eligible, Expiring or
Not eligible.
To unassign, click the chosen person's chip — that is the only way to clear a
seat.
Right-click a crew row for Add duty, Edit duty and Delete duty.
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| A crew member's status dot stays grey | Their information failed to load, silently | Refresh the page |
| Nobody appears eligible | Ratings, endorsements or FTL exclude them | Check the person's record, or turn off Eligible only to see why |
| Cannot clear an assigned seat | Unassigning is done by clicking the chip | Click the chosen person's chip |
| The view jumps further than expected | Prev/Next move a whole span | Use a shorter range first |