Flight Tasks
The catalogue of flight activity types — dual, solo, tow, cross-country — used to classify flights and drive pricing.
What it is
Flight Tasks is the catalogue of flight activity types your club recognises — for example dual, solo, tow, or cross-country. Every flight is classified against one of these tasks, which records what the flight was actually for rather than just when it happened.
That classification does real work downstream. Because the task is a structured field, pricing rules can charge differently depending on whether a flight was an instructional dual, a solo, or a tow — and statistics can break activity down by task. Maintaining a clear, shared set of tasks keeps billing accurate and makes club-wide reporting consistent.
How to use it
- Define your tasks — create one entry per flight activity type (dual, solo, tow, cross-country, and so on).
- Classify flights — assign a task to each flight so it’s recorded accurately.
- Drive pricing — reference the task in pricing rules to apply the right rate per activity.
- Group statistics — let flight reports break activity down by task.
- Reuse over duplicate — pick an existing task before adding a near-identical one.
Related
- Flights — where each flight is classified by task.
- Pricing Rules — charge different rates per flight task.
- Duty Types — the equivalent vocabulary for club duties.