Personal goals

Watch the video: Charter trips and personal goals

If your airline has switched on Personal goals, you can set your own targets, such as 20 hours this month or 10 soft landings on the A320 this year, and watch them fill up as your flights are accepted.

Add a goal

Open Logbook › My goals.
Under Add a goal, choose what to count: hours flown, flights, distance, points or soft landings.
Type your target and choose when: This month, This year or My own dates.
If you like, pick one aircraft type and give the goal a name.
Press Add goal.

You can have up to 5 goals at a time. Flights already flown between the dates count too.

What counts

The same flights that count for your airline's community goals: your accepted and complete PIREPs, filed between the goal's start and end (UTC). A co-pilot's copy of a flight doesn't count twice. A soft landing is one ACARS measured at 150 fpm or softer; landings typed in by hand don't count.

Your progress

Each goal has a progress bar on My goals and on your dashboard. When a goal is reached, it shows the day of the flight that reached it, and it stays on your dashboard for a week.

Who sees your goals

Only you. Staff don't see them either. If you want to share one, press Show on my pilot page; press Hide from my pilot page to make it private again. You can delete a goal at any time.

For staff

Switch it on under Staff › Airline settings › Optional features › Personal goals. It is off unless you switch it on. There's nothing else to set up.