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eTech Logbook Detail, Fuel Tab

The Fuel tab displays the aircraft's fuel information for the selected logbook entry.

etech logbook fuel tab

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

The individual aircraft tail number.

Logbook No.

The eTech Logbook number associated with the SN. This field is populated when saved. Displays the current logbook number. The left button and right buttons can be used to display the previous or next logbook entry.

Fuel Date Logged

The date and time the aircraft's fuel levels were serviced.

Planned Uplift logo_V7_small

The amount of fuel that was expected to be loaded on the aircraft with an option to do a second refueling.

Fuel Data

Fuel Supplier - The fuel vendor.

Fuel Type - The type of fuel.

Fuel Density - The fuel density (the ratio of its mass to its volume).

Fuel Maintenance Burn logo_V7_small - This is the amount of fuel burned during maintenance before or after the flight.

Note: The maintenance burn is populated using the information reported in the QuickTurn application.

Actual Uplift logo_V7_small - A reflection of the actual amount of fuel loaded onto an aircraft with an option to do a second refueling.

Second Uplift logo_V7_small - A reflection of the actual amount of fuel loaded onto an aircraft during second refueling.

Fuel Slip logo_V7_small button - The specific fuel service number issued to the flight.

Liters Uplift logo_V7_small button - The amount of fuel available per liter. This value is updated real time by dividing the Actual Uplift amount by the Fuel Density amount.

Arrival Fuel Info logo_V7_small

Arrival/Initial - The amount of fuel remaining after the flight. This value is calculated by adding the amount of fuel in each tank after the flight.

Note: The Arrival/Initial field is editable. The system will get the Arrival/Initial information from the last flight when a new flight is created.

Arrival Left Tank - The amount of fuel in the left tank of the aircraft upon arrival.

Arrival Center Tank - The amount of fuel in the center tank of the aircraft upon arrival.

Arrival Right Tank - The amount of fuel in the right tank of the aircraft upon arrival.

Departure Fuel Info logo_V7_small

Departure Uplift - The amount of fuel reflected on the aircraft gauge before takeoff. This value is calculated by adding the amount of fuel in each tank before takeoff.

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See Also

eTech Logbook Detail

eTech Logbook Detail, General Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Informational Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Deicing Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Service Units Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Defect Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Survey Tab

eTech Logbook Detail, Work Orders Tab

eMRO Audit Button, via eTech Logbook Detail

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