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The pilot version is available at johnfbell.com.
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Use am/pm times for civilian translation
Civilian translation location of base times:
Copy the iCrew pairing into the above box and click the button.
This allows you to "clean up" the rotation to just show each leg, layover, and the departure and arrival times in a local time zone. Copy and paste the iCrew rotation including the line containing "EFFECTIVE" into the box above and click on the button.
It will ask that you verify the date of the first leg. Change it if necessary. The other thing is that it will ask you how many time zones you are from the base. Let's say that you want the local times for DFW and this is a NYC trip, you would use 1W. Let's say that you want to send this to someone in PHX and the trip starts in LAX. You would use 1E.
This does not send any data over the internet, nor does it store any data. The only data it has is what you paste, which does not go beyond your computer. All functionality is executed within the browser using JavaScript.
1. You can examine the code yourself by saving the file and opening it in a text editor such as Notepad.
2. Link to a more detailed explanation on my Delta One Drive account.
I really do not offer any support. However, if you have any comments or problems, look me up in the company directory. I also have a link to my e-mail when you generate a pairing.
John Bell
updated: 9/15/2021 1600