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Build a flight by dragging cargo into containers

The lying list on one side, the ULDs on the other and drag between them. A waybill can be split across containers.

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Operations › Build Up

Lying list

Cargo waiting in the warehouse, split into what is available now and what is still pending, each card carrying pieces, weight and volume.

Split

A shipment too large for one ULD, or one that has to travel in parts, splits on the card. The pieces stay tied to their waybill, so the count still reconciles at the other end.

Containers, bulk load and offloads

Not everything travels in a ULD. Bulk load has its own tab and cargo that came back off the build stays visible.

Locking the build

The build locks when finalised, with an undo and a history behind it.

Progress

Build-up progress sits on the flight card.

Load planning

Each flight's loading instruction: the ULDs on the main and lower deck, their contour and handling codes, the waybills planned into each, and how full each one is by weight and volume. Every published version is kept.

Operations › Load Planning › Loading Instruction

The loading instruction, printed

Publishing produces the sheet the ramp works from: the ULDs, their waybills and the deck weights, then a build-up sheet for each ULD with the finished build, a plan per wall and every piece in loading order.

Loading instruction for flight C67533, TAS to DEL: one AKE on the lower deck with six waybills, 89 pieces, 718 kg.
Build-up sheet for AKE #1: the finished build in 3D with each piece numbered in loading order, a plan per wall and the first ten pieces with their position.
Download the sample (PDF, 5 pages)

How the 3D build-up works

The design behind the build-up sheet: how pieces are packed inside the ULD's real contour, the rules every build is checked against, and a live 3D build you can step through piece by piece.

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Also in Operations

AcceptanceFlights on one side with how far acceptance has progressed, the waiting shipments on the other.ImportsImport the FFM or record it manually, then confirm what arrived.WarehouseWhat is lying on the floor, what came off a flight and needs replanning and what was rejected.Terminal ChargesA charge sheet per air waybill, with storage that counts itself and payment taken at the counter.ULD ManagementTyped inventory by location, with movements recorded where they happen.

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