EASA FTL Calc
iOS Universel / Utilitaires
EASA OPS Rules for Flight Time Limitations (FTL) are valid since 18.02.2016.
EASA FTL Calc helps you to calculate
- cockpit and cabin limits
- actual and maximum flight duty periods (FDP)
- latest on-block times
- duty periods (DP)
- actual and minimum rest times
- state of acclimatization
- commanders discretion
- disruptive schedules
- required local nights at your home base
- extended recovery rest periods
- cumulative duties for 7/14/28 days
It considers
- standby and airport standby
- extension of cabin FDP due to earlier reporting time
- delayed reporting
- in-flight rest for cockpit and cabin (different rules)
- split duty
- extension
- positioning
- time zone differences
- company minimum rest times
- your home base
- "back to back" operation
You don't have to know time zones
- simply select an airport from the database
- time zone is determined by airport and date
- select only reporting airport of first duty day
- and the resting airport per duty day
- next reporting airport will be your last resting airport
- your home base will be known (preferences)
It's not a flight log
- you don't have to enter every single block time
- no management of block times and their cumulative limits
- however imported flights can be shown for information
Cabin and cockpit limits
- may have different reporting times
- in-flight rest is different
- are calculated independently
Rotations
- are stored automatically
- are shown in an own table
- with FDPs and rest times overview
- for cockpit and cabin
- on iPad in a split view
XML Import
- Rosters of BA only
Roster Buster Import
- direct import
- calendar import
Direct App Import
- MyRoster for crew by Lumabyte
- RosterworX
- NASImport
Calendar Import
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This update brings full iOS 26 support with a refreshed and modernized interface across iPhone and iPad.
The import system has been redesigned with a new unified trip selection, and RosterBuster and Calendar imports now support custom date ranges.
Time and date handling has been improved for more accurate UTC and local time conversions, and airport selection is now faster and more consistent thanks to a new unified airport data manager.
Finally, this release includes numerous bug fixes, performance improvements, and overall stability enhancements, ensuring long-term compatibility and a solid foundation for future iOS versions.
