Aircraft Lookup by Type or Region
When entering new aircraft definitions, you can click the Look Up icon to find
aircraft in the civil aircraft database.
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Then, from the Flight Entry and Schedule Entry screens, you can use codes to
quickly list all your aircraft that match certain parameters:

<ul>
	<li>C172//, B737//, etc.</li>
	<li>ROTOR//</li>
	<li>COMPLEX//</li>
	<li>TURBINE//</li>
	<li>PISTON//</li>
	<li>WARBIRD//</li>
	<li>TAA//</li>
	<li>SEL//</li>
	<li>MEL//</li>
	<li>SES//</li>
	<li>MES//</li>
</ul>

<div><b>Search for aircraft by region:</b></div>
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If you have a fleet of aircraft in different locations, use the 
<a class="lnk1" href="/console/ZConsole.jsp?zconsm=RTLINE">Line Routes</a>
screen to define your lines. Enter a region code (e.g. <b>FLORIDA</b>) for each line.
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Then, assign a Home Base airport to each aircraft definition.
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Then, from the Flight Entry and Schedule Entry screens, you can enter e.g. 
"<code>FLORIDA..</code>" in the
Aircraft ID field. The system will look at all airport codes in the lines for the
FLORIDA region, and display a list of all aircraft with matching Home Base codes.