Mission plus
#571
I used M+ when it first came out and thought it was a typical Delta software solution. The UI wastes a bunch of space and it takes way too many interactions to get the info I’m looking for. The lack of split screen functionality made it harder for me to use too.
I’ll stick with the HTML version until they finish M+. Sounds like it’s going to change a lot by the time Delta will go paper less. I’ve got no interest in being a software beta tester while the 4th floor folks try wrap their heads around modern UI design language.
I’ll stick with the HTML version until they finish M+. Sounds like it’s going to change a lot by the time Delta will go paper less. I’ve got no interest in being a software beta tester while the 4th floor folks try wrap their heads around modern UI design language.
#572
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Lawyers are why we can't have nice things... While I can cognitively understand the concern/rationale by the company that the FAA might have over Oaknotes, I'm not buying it. All kinds of pilots make hand written notes every leg. Sometimes on a semi-cusotmized template of thier own making. Why is that not considered the same "transfer of [questionably] valid information".
But it's a moo point. We have no control. Hopefully, the company and ALPA can convince Navblue to customize M+ to emulate Oaknotes. What I heard from the townhall was that the next update was mostly backend and bug fixes. The cosmetic overhaul changes will come closer to the end of the year.
But it's a moo point. We have no control. Hopefully, the company and ALPA can convince Navblue to customize M+ to emulate Oaknotes. What I heard from the townhall was that the next update was mostly backend and bug fixes. The cosmetic overhaul changes will come closer to the end of the year.
#573
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And put in a useable display that was intuitive out the gate and didn't require 69 pages of CQ to "learn"
JB made a shortcut that pulled date from M+ and generated something that looks just like the HTML with hyperlinks.
The shortcut is literally searching M+ and copy/pasting data, just displaying it in a much more user friendly UI....it's not rocket surgery.
The fact that M+ needed a day/night work around in Version 1 is in-excusable for a Fortune 100 company in this day and age and speaks volumes
JB made a shortcut that pulled date from M+ and generated something that looks just like the HTML with hyperlinks.
The shortcut is literally searching M+ and copy/pasting data, just displaying it in a much more user friendly UI....it's not rocket surgery.
The fact that M+ needed a day/night work around in Version 1 is in-excusable for a Fortune 100 company in this day and age and speaks volumes
#574
The difference between you taking notes and Oaknotes is that you are putting eyes on the original data and putting it into your own personalized format. Oaknotes, you never see the original data. You have to trust that the 3rd party program is accurately transferring the data
#575
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Except you must open M+ in order to even get the Oaknotes, so it's not like you haven't reviewed it. Just like we certify the Flight Duty Release that we "have received weather reports", that you "believe the fight can be completed successfully", and that you consider your "physical condition satisfactory". You can easily argue you have reviewed the M+ data. Oaknotes is just an after-the-fact 'note'. This shouldn't be difficult for company to argue to the FAA, but of course they won't because it doesn't fit their narrative.
#576
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They have fixes planned for Mission+ on the road map which is published on SkyHub. However, these items were first identified last August and Delta has had Mission+ in its hands since early last year. The only significant changes that have actually been implemented are calculators, including the break calculator. I don't see many significant changes except for the release signing happening before the switch over.
#578
They have fixes planned for Mission+ on the road map which is published on SkyHub. However, these items were first identified last August and Delta has had Mission+ in its hands since early last year. The only significant changes that have actually been implemented are calculators, including the break calculator. I don't see many significant changes except for the release signing happening before the switch over.
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I don’t think breezy is missing the point. To write information on a paper, you have to look at the source document. To share to oak notes you only look at the menu that says share, and then never view the briefing, which is the source. It’s completely different, unless you are hitting share and reading through the m+ briefing before viewing your oak notes.
#580
And put in a useable display that was intuitive out the gate and didn't require 69 pages of CQ to "learn"
JB made a shortcut that pulled date from M+ and generated something that looks just like the HTML with hyperlinks.
The shortcut is literally searching M+ and copy/pasting data, just displaying it in a much more user friendly UI....it's not rocket surgery.
The fact that M+ needed a day/night work around in Version 1 is in-excusable for a Fortune 100 company in this day and age and speaks volumes
JB made a shortcut that pulled date from M+ and generated something that looks just like the HTML with hyperlinks.
The shortcut is literally searching M+ and copy/pasting data, just displaying it in a much more user friendly UI....it's not rocket surgery.
The fact that M+ needed a day/night work around in Version 1 is in-excusable for a Fortune 100 company in this day and age and speaks volumes
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