[IMPORTANT] User-Defined flight numbering Change
4 years 1 week ago #16727
by SPA118
Eric M. Eder, SPA118
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Replied by SPA118 on topic [IMPORTANT] User-Defined flight numbering Change Saturday
Really stinkin' cool John! The search by origin and destination was a great suggestion Robert. I've been wondering about this for a while as well and I'm glad to see it implemented.
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4 years 1 week ago - 4 years 1 week ago #16738
by jer029
John Rogers
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Replied by jer029 on topic [IMPORTANT] User-Defined flight numbering Change Saturday
Ron,
We’ve always allowed 10-digit flight numbers. No change there. Only restricting what goes into it now.
You can use your same 5-digit number for all your user-defined flights if you want, ignoring the last five digits-they're your choice but also optional.
We’ve always allowed 10-digit flight numbers. No change there. Only restricting what goes into it now.
You can use your same 5-digit number for all your user-defined flights if you want, ignoring the last five digits-they're your choice but also optional.
John Rogers
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4 years 1 week ago #16740
by jer029
John Rogers
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Replied by jer029 on topic [IMPORTANT] User-Defined flight numbering Change Saturday
Yes...exactly. Your minimum user-defined unique signature is "77171":
7= first required user-defined flight digit
717= your Pilot ID
1= MSP hub (msp=1 mia=2 egl=5)
so...string those together and you get 77171. Then you can do whatever with the last five digits for your own record keeping if necessary.
John
7= first required user-defined flight digit
717= your Pilot ID
1= MSP hub (msp=1 mia=2 egl=5)
so...string those together and you get 77171. Then you can do whatever with the last five digits for your own record keeping if necessary.
John
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