Aircraft Scheduling

The club uses Schedule Master (schedulemaster.com) for our aircraft scheduling system. Schedule Master can be used by web page or telephone, and is available any time day or night.

Link Description
Schedule Master Home Page This link is an information link only. It will provide information about the tool, such as its features, FAQs (frequently asked questions), an online demo, and costs incurred by a flying club for its use. It will also introduce you to the tools creator, Time Sync.
Demonstration Instructions Whichever demo you wish to try, the telephone or the internet version, this link will provide you with the instructions and the information you need.
Schedule Master (non-automated login) If you share a computer with others, PLEASE use this option for accessing the scheduling tool. It will require that you log in every time you want to access the aircraft schedule, but it will prevent others (with whom you share your computer) from being able to access the tool.
Schedule Master (automated login) If you do not share a computer with others, use this link to access the scheduling tool, as it remembers your userid and password after the initial access and automatically logs you in thereafter.


Scheduling Guidelines

These are the rules for scheduling aircraft when using the Schedule Master system:

Scheduling Window:    You may schedule an aircraft up to one year in advance.
Calculated Limits: • A maximum of four (4) plane reservations per user is allowed.
• Any member scheduling an aircraft for more than sixteen (16) continuous days between May 15 and September 15 must contact the Board of Directors to discuss the intended use of the aircraft. The Board of Directors will approve the schedule if the intended use of the aircraft is not detrimental to the overall operation of the Club.

Note: Reservations for the current day are not included in calculated limits.

No-show Policy: If any member does not show up within thirty minutes after the start of her/his scheduled flying time, any other member may use the remainder of that scheduled time. However, before the aircraft is taken in such a situation, the aircraft scheduling system MUST be updated. A board member would have to be called to make the appropriate update.
Standby Notification: Standby notification is accessed by clicking on the "!" icon to the right of each schedule, you are given the option to be paged, e-mailed, or faxed should the time slot in which you are interested in becomes available.

Last updated 11Feb10 by RWMacrafic.