Joya's top bar holds five menus. Knowing which one owns which job saves most of
the hunting.
| Menu | Owns | Go here to |
|---|---|---|
| SCHED | The draft schedule | Lay out future flying before it becomes real |
| OPS | Live operations | Work today's and this week's flights |
| CREW | People | See who is available, qualified and legal |
| MX | Aircraft | Fleet records and planned maintenance |
| REPORTS | Output | Anything you need to read back or export |
Beside them sit your profile, messages and the settings area.
One entry: the schedule. Flights built here are drafts
— invisible to operations until you publish them.
The same flights in three shapes. Pick by the question you are asking:
| Screen | Best for |
|---|---|
| TABLE | Detail — crew, times, status, filtering |
| TIMELINE | Gaps and overlaps per aircraft |
| CALENDAR | A 10-day shape at a glance |
All three open the same editor, and all three offer the right-click
documents menu.
Both the table and the timeline exist in an original and a BETA version.
The BETA ones are the future — the originals show a switch-off banner.
| Screen | Best for |
|---|---|
| CREW TIMELINE | Aircraft and crew on one axis — who is free |
| DUTY CALENDAR | Laying duties across a period |
| EVENT CALENDAR | Building a roster and publishing it |
Qualifications live in crew qualification and
endorsements.
Fleet and scheduled maintenance.
Note that aircraft are edited under Admin → Fleet; the MX screen is a
read-out.
Fixed reports grouped by subject — crew,
trip and aircraft — plus the
report wizard for building your own.
Everything that configures the rest: users,
privileges, templates, notifications and platform
health. See the home page for the full list.
If you can see a menu item but the page opens blank, that is usually a
permission mismatch, not a fault. Menus appear at a lower permission level
than some screens require. Ask an administrator to check your
privilege group.