Even with click-thru, if a plane is down but no description or cause has been given, I am unable to confirm the status of my plane. Knowing why a plane is down can influence future planning but sometimes the user needs to be conditioned to enter a reason. Communication is essential.

We have one aircraft in the FSP system. We should eliminate the mouse click regarding selecting an aircraft for a reservation or maintenance. Would make the system much more user friendly.

Just a thought.

Under "My Upcoming Reservations" for V4 please bring back what plane and what customer.

Right now, its difficult to know which filter you are using, and its time consuming to switch from one to another.

When I am looking at the calendar with my instructor's availability, I want my already scheduled appointments to stand out. They should be in a different shade of the same color, or a different color all together. It should be obvious both when the instructor is or isn't available, and which appointments are mine.

I like the recent adjustments to the iPhone app, it now seems to be a lot more useable and I will have to explore more. However, the visual cues we get from booking type colour assignments are very handy. The all-white theme of the iPhone layout makes it harder to see whats going on.

In the beta for the new version, I noticed that even though I filtered for a month view of only my instructor's availability (just one resource, no other instructor or plane), his name still is listed on every single appointment, and the one's that are mine, I can barely tell they're mine because the first letter or two of my name is listed after my instructor's name.

If I've already filtered for just one resource, I don't need that resource's name filled in on every single appointment.

I would like to see a sidebar that you can activate which displays reminders which you can tick off (Much like what outlook does). An alarm for SAR times etc would be great as well

Provide status on dispatch, e.g., airplane is dispatched, airplane recovered after dispatch.

In our case we enforce our students to do a tourough walk arround and to refuel between each flight totalling about 30 minutes on the ground for each flight.

I would like to see the option to restrict booking a flight if another is scheduled to land X minutes before the begining of a new one.

My FSP account is linked to multiple organizations. I would like all my reservations to be visible on my homepage, regardless of the organization that owns the A/C. I realize I may have to switch organizations if I want to edit the reservation, but it shouldn't be too hard to populate the "My Reservations" widget with all reservations I have with FSP organizations. The ones with organizations I am not currently logged into can just be read-only.

i accidentally clicked on the Wednesday of last week rather than this week and made the reservation. This shouldn't be accepted by the system. I tried to delete the erroneous reservation but you can't delete a past reservation, which is appropriate, so long as you can't create one.

I have a busy schedule. I'm only interested in flying with students that are serious about getting their certifications. I want to restrict reservations to company staff or certain students. Thus, I'd like to be able to restrict my schedule to only those students that I add to a list to be able to do so.

As an instructor, how do I show that I'm available "by appointment only"

When in Schedule view, I would like to have the option to remove the start time from the reservation box. The time is already shown at the top (or side). This would leave more room for the name in the box, more so for short bookings.

Make the standby schedule background a different color (not white) so that it's more obvious that you're not looking at the primary schedule.

Allow a private comment field that only allows the student and the instructor to view and edit it.

When looking at a view, one has to scan past all past dates which are irrelevant. This could be facilitated by highlighting the current date (and time).