Skyplan WebCTO
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Below you will find brief information for WebCTO. It is designed to provide any aircraft operator with state of the art Flight Tracking, Reporting, and Flight Plan and Weather access. The WebCTO System has been developed to operate efficiently in a day-to-day operations environment as a support tool and not as a distraction to the operations staff. It has also been designed to be as user friendly as possible and requires minimal training to use.
Key Features
Flight Tracking
Reporting
Flight Plan and Weather access
User friendly
Minimal training required
Pages: 70 Skyplan WebCTO User manual
Brand: Skyplan Category: Avionics Display Size: 1 MB
Languages: English
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Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
What is WebCTO?
WebCTO is a web based application that provides aircraft operators with Flight Tracking, Reporting, and Flight Plan and Weather access. It is a user friendly system that requires minimal training to use.
How do I access WebCTO?
You can access WebCTO from Skyplan’s Client Area (http://www.skyplan.com – Client Area).
What are the key features of WebCTO?
WebCTO offers features such as Flight Tracking, Reporting, and Flight Plan and Weather access. It is also designed to be user friendly and requires minimal training to use.
What is the purpose of the Operations Board?
The Operations Board allows airlines to group logical flights, aircrafts or regions (or any other logical breakdown desired) to be managed together.
How do I create a new Flight Strip on the Operations Board?
You can create a new Flight Strip by pressing the “New Flight Strip” button in the main operations board window.
What are the different types of flight plans that can be generated in WebCTO?
WebCTO can generate various types of flight plans including Standard, Fuel/Aircraft, Route, Weather, ETP/ETOPS, and Secondary flight plans.
How do I file a flight plan with ATC in WebCTO?
You can file a flight plan with ATC from the Operations Board at the time of flight plan generation, or at a later time in the “View Flight Plan(s)” page.
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