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Newbie question:

Is there a way for me to see my old schedule/old pairing information. Maybe I just missed something simple in CCS? I suppose it'd be best to keep track of the times on my own but I was going to start logging things now that my first pairing is over, but no longer have the print out! lol

Anyways, if there is some way or suggestions of how you guys keep track of times (for the purposes of filling out logbook info) and other stuff, please let me know!

And as always, thanks for the help.

xjtdisp90

On CCS, go to schedule, then pairing information, and enter the pairing number, the date the pairing started, you class and scheduled or actual times. Keep in mind the actual times are bag door times and may be off a min or 2 from what's in your red book. A lot of guys use this to keep track of their times. Pilot Logbook - Home It provides your pairings with times, a/c types and N numbers, and fills out most columns automatically. Just keep track of your conditions of flight. (i.e. night, actual) Usually painless. Every now and then based on some small computer snafu it may put in something that's not correct, like a leg you did not fly.

pscraig

CCS Logbook is the absolute easiest way to do your logbook, IF you are in one of the CAL hubs and use CCS. I hate paper logbooks, and the reports from CCS Logbook look great.

If you do have any snafus, you can email support and he will take care of the issue very quickly. At this point most of the bugs have been worked out, and I've had zero issues in the last six months or so.