Ravidair · Crew planning
Flight-time limitation and crew rest checks (FTL)
Ravidair FTL checks every flight and every roster against duty period, cumulative flight time and minimum rest, and names the rule behind every breach.
The Ravidair FTL module is a flight time limitations engine: flight duty period (FDP) from report time and sectors, cumulative flight time over rolling 7-day, 28-day and 12 months, minimum rest, and breach reports that cite the regulation clause, configurable per airline.
Interactive recreation
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What is inside
- FDP from report time, sectors and time zone
- 7-day, 28-day and 12-month cumulative totals per person
- Minimum rest before and after each duty period
- Limit tables per airline, with defaults and editable values
- Breach report with the clause name and the real figure against the limit
- Live checks when a roster changes or a flight is delayed
On the phone
On the phone a pilot sees a percentage bar: how much of the 28-day limit is used; a red bar means the next flight is not acceptable, with the reason in one sentence beneath it.
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Topics on this page
- flight time limitations
- FTL
- flight duty period
- FDP
- crew rest
- roster legality
Questions we hear a lot
Where do the limit tables come from?
From the airline's reference regulations entered by the operations manager; initial values arrive tagged as defaults and each airline edits them. The system never leaves a value blank.
Are flight delays checked too?
Yes. When the actual time changes, FDP and rest are recalculated, and if a limit is crossed the operations control center is alerted at once.