Where: REPORTS → Trip and REPORTS → Aircraft
Required: a date range. Export: Excel.
Rows are trips, not flights. Total Flights is therefore a count of
trips, and average duration includes time on the ground between legs.
Standby and deadhead crew appear only in the Excel file, not on screen.
The Chart grouping control changes nothing in the result — it is applied
in the browser only, although it does trigger a reload. The daily trend chart
buckets by your computer's local time, so it can disagree slightly with the
table.
Required: nothing — it defaults to all time.
Columns: Route, Total, Flown, Cancelled, Scheduled,
Open, Cancel rate, Block, Avg block, A/C, Last flight,
with pinned totals.
Export: CSV. "PDF" prints through the browser.
Permission: reportRouteStatistics. The crew-pairing drill-down needs a
separate privilege and is denied by default.
Deleted legs count as cancelled — that is deliberate. The totals row follows the
search box, so searching narrows the totals too.
Required: a date range and a fuel unit. Export: Excel.
Columns include date, day of week, trip type and number, flight number,
aircraft, Off, To, Adep, Ades, Ldg, On, flight time,
block time, pax, fuel used, fuel per flight hour, fuel per block hour and ICAO
type, with a summary row.
To here means take-off time, not destination — the destination is
Ades.
The Fuel Used column shows the raw journey-log value and ignores the fuel
unit you selected; only the per-hour columns and the totals convert. Where the
journey log has no block time, scheduled times are used instead.
| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Table with no columns at all | Zero rows returned | Widen the range |
| Permanent loading spinner on aircraft flights | No aircraft types configured | Configure aircraft types first |
| Fuel figures look inconsistent | Fuel Used ignores the unit selector | Read the per-hour columns, or check the journey log |
| Trip counts look low | Rows are trips, not flights | Expected |