General view of the ATB module

Contains commands for managing the application window.

The menu contains commands for opening working forms used by enterprise departments for day-to-day operations. The most frequently used forms are also available on the Quick Launch Toolbar as graphical buttons for quick access.

• [General Information]
• [Repairs]
• [Limitations]
• [Operational History]
• [Flight Hours / Operating Time]

• [Tool]
• [Expendable materials]
• [Checkout Equipment]

• [Bulletins]
• [Maintenance Records]
• [Aircraft Logbook]
• [Defects]
• [Work Status]
• [Defect Record Cards]
• [Supply ►] – opens the supply submenu.
• [Component Status]

• [Library]

• [Gas Dynamic Parameters (by PU)]

• [Sign out] – restarts this section of the JetXBit Information System under a different user account.
• [Exit] – closes this section of the application.

The reference and master data in the JetXBit system forms the core of the organization's unified information space and includes directories, dictionaries, classifiers, standards, and regulations used in day-to-day operations.

The most frequently used directories are available on the Quick Launch Toolbar as graphical icons for convenient access. Access to directories is controlled by the assigned permissions.

Each directory contains different types of information. Some directories consist of simple single-level lists of attributes (such as flight categories, delay types, passenger types, etc.), while others contain interconnected definitions and attributes. For example, the Airports directory may initially appear to be a simple list of airports, but each airport record includes additional components such as operating regulations, terminals, runways, and other related information.

Most directories are grouped by subject area. Some directories use ICAO and IATA codes.

• [Aircraft ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Components ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Logbook Register] – opens the Logbook Storage Location directory.

• [Failures and Defects ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Maintenance ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Bulletins] – opens the corresponding directory.

• [Repair Types] – opens the corresponding directory.
• [Restriction Types] – opens the corresponding directory.
• [Event Types ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Aircraft Equipment Statuses] – opens the corresponding directory.
• [Document Types] – opens the corresponding directory.

• [Permissions ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.

• [Storage] – opens the corresponding directory.
• [Flights] – opens the corresponding directory.
• [Geography ►] – opens the corresponding directories submenu.
• [Lease Agreements]

• AC Markers

• [Gas Dynamic Parameters (by PU)] –
• [Gas Dynamic Parameters (by AC)] –

The Reports menu contains categories for generating different types of reports using the built-in report designers. To simplify report creation, the Aviabit information system allows users to configure templates for frequently used reports. Created templates can be saved and reused. If at least one report template exists, the system first prompts the user to select an existing template from the Report Template Selection window before opening the report designer. If the required template is not available, it can be created as needed.

All reports are exported to Microsoft Excel, where they can be further edited using standard Microsoft Excel features.

• [Fleet Operating Time Status] – opens the corresponding report designer.
• [Aircraft Operating Time Status] – opens the corresponding report designer.
• [Component Operating Time Status] – opens the corresponding report designer.

• [Aircraft Readiness Monitoring] – opens the corresponding report designer.

• [Aircraft Operating Time Report] – opens the corresponding report designer.

• [Operating Time Report] – opens the corresponding report designer.
• [Operating Time for the Period] – opens the corresponding report designer.

• [Other Reports] – opens the corresponding report designer.

• [Settings] – allows users to configure software modules on the local computer and provides several settings tabs.
• [View ►] – opens the settings submenu.
• [Messages ►] – opens the messaging system configuration submenu.

• [Data Export ►] – opens the submenu for exporting selected information from the Aviabit system to external sources.
• [Data Import ►] – opens the submenu for importing selected information from external systems into the Aviabit system.

• [Additional] – opens the advanced settings submenu.

• [Windows ►] – contains a submenu listing the currently open application windows.

• [Online help] – opens the Aviabit Information System User Guide.
• [Contents]
• [About program] – opens general information about the information system and the License. A new license can be installed by uploading a new license file.

The toolbar contains Quick Access tools (see General Concepts and System Rules → 4. Quick Access Toolbar → Quick Access Tools) for opening the working forms and directories of this system section.

Important!

The following items are not available from the Section Menu Bar, but are accessible from the Quick Access Toolbar:

• [Operational Status] – opens the operational status view.
• [View Messages] – opens the Messages register containing all internal messages sent by or received by the current user.
• [Send Message] – opens the tool for sending internal messages.

Displays information about the current status of this system section.