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A/C Units Button, via Non-Routine Express

The A/C Units but_ac_units_small button, via the Non-Routine Task Card window takes the user to the A/C Units window, displayed below. The A/C Unit option is used to keep a record of additional data that is measured in units for each flight log entry, such as fuel uplift or Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) engine oil burned. The A/C Units window via the Non-Routine Express offers additional information such as the Work Order and Task Card the flight log entry is associated to.

The A/C Units but_ac_units_small button is security controlled via Production/ Update/ W/O/ W/O Non Routine Express A/C Units Button. For additional information, refer to the Security Explorer, via the System Administration Training Manual.

For additional information refer to the A/C Units section via the Technical Records Training Manual.

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The following information/options are available in this window:
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A/C

The individual aircraft tail number.

W/O

The Work Order used to categorize, manage, and schedule work requirements for aircraft maintenance.

Task Card

The Task Card / Job Card that details the scheduled maintenance work.

Flight Log

The unique Flight Log number for the Flight.

Note: This number is not re-used by an airline.

Leg

The Flight Leg number for the flight.

Flight Date

The Flight date.

Unit Type

The A/C Unit Type Transaction Code. The A/C Unit Type Transaction Codes can be set up via Settings/ Explorer/ System Transaction Code/ Settings/ A/C Unit Type.

APU OIL

The APU Oil consumption.

Engine OIL

The Engine Oil consumption.

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See Also

W/O Non-Routine Task Card Express Buttons

New Button, via Non-Routine Express

Search Button, via Non-Routine Express

Defer Button, via W/O Non-Routine Task Card Express

Start Work Button, via Non-Routine Express

Stop Work Button, via Non-Routine Express

Complete Work Button, via Non-Routine Express

Complete Inspection Button, via Non-Routine Express

Save Draft Button, via Non-Routine Express

Accept Button, via Non-Routine Express

Accept & Copy Button, via Non-Routine Express

Reject Button, via Non-Routine Express

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