Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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The Auto Priority Setup Note: Some operators use this window to prevent the overflying of aircraft.
The following information/options are available in this window: A/C Type The individual aircraft tail number. A/C Series The Aircraft Series. Priority The priority level defined for maintenance events associated to the A/C Type/Series. In the above example, the priorities are set up as follows: Priority 1 - High level priority. Priority 2 - Mid level priority. Priority 3 - Low level priority. MUST - The maintenance event MUST be complied with. Days The number of days that determine the priority level of the maintenance event. 9999 Days - Any maintenance event that will coming due in 9999 days or after the Scheduled Start Date of the Work Order. 3 Days - Any maintenance event that will be coming due in the next 2-3 days of the Scheduled Start Date of the Work Order 2 Days - Any maintenance event that will be coming due in the next 1-2 days of the Scheduled Start Date of the Work Order. 1 Day - Any maintenance event that will be coming due in the in the next 0-1 days of the Scheduled Start Date of the Work Order. 0 Days - Any maintenance event that is currently due or past due of the Scheduled Start Date of the Work Order. _____________________________________________________________________________________ |
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