2.1.2 Method. Leon Software Leon Software

Leon Software is a web-based application for aviation companies, which allows to input and store all up-to-date information in one place. All the company employees can access various parts of the application depending on their individual permissions. You can also set Leon to be accessible from different companies working together on flight preparation. You can access Leon from any place without any installation process, all you need is Internet access and a browser.

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Illustration 4: Operation view of flights list

Move your mouse over STD or STA to see local time at an appropriate airport. Move the mouse over the airport shortcut to see full airport name as well as its ICAO/IATA code. You can also click the airport code to see AC-U-KWIK data of that airport.

2.1.2 Method 2

Second method of adding flights is more suitable for sales department . It is common to use this method if your company requires more sophisticated flight planning and more than one person is involved in the planning process.

Please go to the

Flights > Planned Flights

to see the flights in a calendar view.

Illustration 5: Planned flights view

Planned flights view is a calendar view where you can see operations as single squares placed under a particular day. All details regarding this view are discussed later in the manual. For this example only basic elements are described here.

Fleet is placed in the first column. Each aircraft is represented by a single row for which each column is a single day of operation. If there is no flight in a particular day, the airport code where the aircraft is based is visible. In order to add a new flight for a particular aircraft in a given day, just click the appropriate square.

Illustration 6: Adding a flight from 'Planned flight' view (method 2)

After clicking on a particular day in planned flights view, pop-up window will appear with a few fields already filled out (example above). Registration, aircraft type, flight status and operation type are filled out as well as date and airport of departure. Field 'Operation type' contains 5 types of flight which are being displayed with different colors in the 'Planned Flights screen:

– commercial (yellow)

– flight for owner (blue)

– training flight (pink)

– simulator (orange)

– technical (red fonts on yellow background)

The other 2 types: 'ambulance' and 'crew private' are being displayed in the same way as

'commercial'.

In this method you cannot add the crew since it does not concern the sales department. In most cases, crew is automatically filled out from the crew duty roster. Crew rostering is described in part 7 of this manual.

When you select the departure or destination airport, UTC shortcut becomes a link which you