Aircraft Business Travel Log
Portrait or Landscape: Landscape
Report Group: Trip
Comments:
Includes legs that are not cancelled;
Limited to 10 legs for columns;
Sorted by Aircraft, Trip (Page Break on Trip Leg Date)
Leg numbers for the from/to and for passengers are leg numbers for the LOCAL DAY;
Will use actual flight times and stat miles if verified/amended leg;
Occupied Seat Miles = Statute Miles * Pax Count; Occupied Seat Hours = Flight Hours * Pax Count;
Trip pax PERS if Personal / SIFL check box marked or trip pax status code value = 9 (PERS);
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