The catalogue of duty types — what can be put on a crew member's day, and how it
behaves.
Where: Admin → Crew → Duties setup · Permission: adminDutiesSetup
General — CDR type (per aircraft or per aircraft type), whether changes
overwrite, whether the work schedule is included in notifications, and whether
duty requests may be submitted in block time.
Templates — reusable duty patterns.
Definition — the duty types themselves.
Days off — annual days off, weekend pairing, and named date ranges.
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Name | Required, and unique |
| Legend | Required — the short code shown in calendar cells |
| Colour | Required |
| Type | Required — Duty, Off or Training |
| AOC | Whether this duty is included in FTL calculations, plus its AOC definition |
| Standby type | Home, Airport, Other or Reserve |
| Default times | All day, or a From/To range |
| Aircraft | Duty types only |
| Auto roster | Whether it can be rostered automatically |
The AOC toggle is the important one: it decides whether time on this duty
counts toward FTL limits.
The Vacation switch on Off-type duties does not save. Until that is fixed,
record vacation using a dedicated Off duty type instead of relying on the
switch.
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Save refused | The name is already used | Choose another name |
| Duty colour looks wrong on the crew panel | That view colours by Type, not your colour | Expected; the calendars use your colour |
| Duty time not counted in FTL | The AOC toggle is off for that type | Turn it on |
| The Vacation switch does not stick | Not saved by the form | Use a separate Off duty type |
| The Reg column is always empty | Not populated by the editor | Ignore it |