Sales Initial Training | Itinerary: Split a Leg

00:00: This guide will walk you through the steps to Split a Leg using FL3XX.

00:04: The legs or individual flights for a trip or booking are managed in the

00:08: Itinerary. Here we see a transcontinental flight from Santa Monica, California

00:12: to Cleveland, Ohio. In 1929, 19

00:16: pilots flew this trip with over 10 stops along the way. Today,

00:20: let’s add just one stop to learn how to add a fuel or tech stop.

00:24: Itinerary originates in the sales or trips module.

00:27: Once it becomes a booking. It is also editable in the flight strip in dispatch

00:32: or timeline

00:33: This is the split leg icon. Clicking

00:36: it will open a map

00:38: Select an airport from the map or enter an airport code or city

00:42: to select a suitable fuel stop.

00:45: Let’s find an airport near one of the actual stops of the historic, race,

00:49: Midland, Texas.

00:51: Having just type Midland, we see two options in Texas, and one in Illinois,

00:55: scrolling down. We could see even more.

00:58: Since this is in the US, we will show FAA icao and

01:02: ITA codes. This aircraft requires a Runway of 3,599

01:07: feet or more. So, either of the first two options are suitable.

01:10: If you’re uploading fuel prices to Flex, We Now, indicate

01:15: the price level with the color of the airport.

01:17: Marker, green equals fuel index is 100% or

01:21: lower yellow. Equals fuel index between 100% to 125%

01:26: red equals fuel index above 125%.

01:29: Great equals, no fuel index available.

01:32: Let’s select Midland Airpark with a runway length of 5,005

01:36: hair hair one-way length of 5,500.

01:42: Click the “OK” button to select the airport and slit your flight into two legs.

01:47: Your first original leg will now arrive at the newly selected fuel

01:51: stop destination

01:53: The second leg will depart from the fuel stop.

01:55: If you do not have turnaround times adjusted in your aircraft settings, be

01:59: sure to adjust the departure time the itinerary to account for refueling.

02:03: The aircraft settings can help automate this.

02:07: Remember, although possible, it is not required to enter flight number in the itinerary.

02:11: If left blank, they will be populated automatically based on your company

02:15: settings using a template, token, or tail number.

02:19: You can see here that all changes are shown in orange indicating that we have

02:23: not yet saved them

02:25: Click Save on the top right to save your changes.

02:29: This guide covered how to split a leg in FL3XX.

02:31: Remember, this is different from adding a subsequent leg, for which we

02:35: encourage you to watch the video on that functionality.