Aircraft Logbook WebApp
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I am looking for an experienced web developer to create a fully functional web application that assists with the management of a small shared airplane.
The web application should be accessible from different types of devices (Android or iOS) and have the following features:
Interactive Checklists: This section should include various pre-flight, during taxi, before take-off checklists and others. The users should be able to interactively tick-off different steps. There's no need to store any data from this section.
Home Page: This page will display relevant information such as total hours flown, next aircraft booking (sourced from Google Calendar), and the next scheduled maintenance.
Flight Recording Page: This page will contain a form for recording flight data. The form should at least collect the following information: Pilot's name, flight hours, date, from/to, number of landings, and comments.
Flight History Page: This page will list all recorded flights. There should be an option to filter the results by each column.
Maintenance Page: This page will display all relevant information about aircraft maintenance. It should provide a countdown to the next maintenance action, which is determined based on the hours flown or landings.
Cost Accounting Page: This page will list all associated costs for each pilot, calculated based on hours flown. A key feature of this page is that it should send an automatic email at the end of each month with a cost summary for each pilot.
Damage Reporting Page: This page will be used to record any found damages. There should be an image of the aircraft where users can click on the area of the airplane that's damaged and include all the relevant information. Each reported damage will be assigned a unique number.
Damage Summary Page: This page will display all reported damages and their respective locations on an image of the aircraft, denoted by assigned numbers. Clicking on a number will reveal information about the corresponding damage.
At this point I am not interested in a complex and good-looking page but on a more functional and simple page easy to use. Maybe in the future, upgrade to a more visual and good looking page.
I look forward to your quotations and timelines for the completion of this project. Please feel free to ask any further questions you might have. Thank you.
The web application should be accessible from different types of devices (Android or iOS) and have the following features:
Interactive Checklists: This section should include various pre-flight, during taxi, before take-off checklists and others. The users should be able to interactively tick-off different steps. There's no need to store any data from this section.
Home Page: This page will display relevant information such as total hours flown, next aircraft booking (sourced from Google Calendar), and the next scheduled maintenance.
Flight Recording Page: This page will contain a form for recording flight data. The form should at least collect the following information: Pilot's name, flight hours, date, from/to, number of landings, and comments.
Flight History Page: This page will list all recorded flights. There should be an option to filter the results by each column.
Maintenance Page: This page will display all relevant information about aircraft maintenance. It should provide a countdown to the next maintenance action, which is determined based on the hours flown or landings.
Cost Accounting Page: This page will list all associated costs for each pilot, calculated based on hours flown. A key feature of this page is that it should send an automatic email at the end of each month with a cost summary for each pilot.
Damage Reporting Page: This page will be used to record any found damages. There should be an image of the aircraft where users can click on the area of the airplane that's damaged and include all the relevant information. Each reported damage will be assigned a unique number.
Damage Summary Page: This page will display all reported damages and their respective locations on an image of the aircraft, denoted by assigned numbers. Clicking on a number will reveal information about the corresponding damage.
At this point I am not interested in a complex and good-looking page but on a more functional and simple page easy to use. Maybe in the future, upgrade to a more visual and good looking page.
I look forward to your quotations and timelines for the completion of this project. Please feel free to ask any further questions you might have. Thank you.