Stats-page revised

Post by **Konny** » Tue Dec 26, 2006 3:37 pm

Hi all,

Thanks to Joe Fremont we have a new stats page. All credits go to him as he made the whole page and gave me the code so I just had to integrate it into the website. You can choose between a lot of different data now and won't see any messed up pie charts anymore

Thanks for that awesome script Joe

Wolfar100 · Post by **Wolfar100** » Tue Dec 26, 2006 4:19 pm

Looks good!

But something is kind of screwy all of a sudden. My airline is worth over 89 million v$? We own 2 caravans and 2 Dash 8's and our current bank account is a bit over 14 million v$. So something is not right me thinks. Or I want credit for 50 million v$.

Wolf AirLines WAL 10% 100 89.665.096v$ 183 1715 3 12 4

IslandBum · Post by **IslandBum** » Tue Dec 26, 2006 5:13 pm

Nice Konny

A tip of the hat to Joe - now we have a much better concept of where things stand

Keep up the good work

Mahalo

Leif

Post by **joefremont** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 7:06 pm

Its good to see my work up and in use.

Just a few notes on how it works, you can group the data on all airlines, all pilots, all aircraft or pilots within an airline. If you are wondering why your airline might not be in the list, it only shows airlines where at least 3 pilots have flown flights within the last 60 days.

While most of the data categories are self explanatory, payload is a combination of passengers plus cargo and can be though of as passenger equivalents. The actual formula is passengers + cargo kg's / 100.

I hope everyone finds this useful.

Wolfar100 · Post by **Wolfar100** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 7:28 pm

joefremont wrote:
Its good to see my work up and in use.

Just a few notes on how it works, you can group the data on all airlines, all pilots, all aircraft or pilots within an airline. If you are wondering why your airline might not be in the list, it only shows airlines where at least 3 pilots have flown flights within the last 60 days.

While most of the data categories are self explanatory, payload is a combination of passengers plus cargo and can be though of as passenger equivalents. The actual formula is passengers + cargo kg's / 100.

I hope everyone finds this useful.

Very useful! I checked it out extensively yesterday and GREAT job!

Alky · Post by **Alky** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:46 pm

Probably sounds like a dumb question, but where's the stats page?

Post by **joefremont** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:59 pm

Alky wrote:Probably sounds like a dumb question, but where's the stats page?

From the FlyNET main menu select "Database" and then "Statistics".

Post by **Quantum** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:28 am

Nice work Joe, and thanks Konny for updating to it.

Rgds

John

Ionathan · Post by **Ionathan** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:57 am

The new statistics page is much more beautiful than the previous one. However I don't agree with the restriction that only airlines with 3 active pilots in last 60 days are displayed. For example Ionathan Airlines ended October with the highest passengers market share in FlyNet with only two active pilots. How adequate could be the new system with the specific restriction?

Alky · Post by **Alky** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 5:35 pm

Ionathan wrote:However I don't agree with the restriction that only airlines with 3 active pilots in last 60 days are displayed.

Hmmm... I'm a one man circus act and I was listed in 18th spot there when I looked yesterday (?)

Post by **joefremont** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:38 pm

Ionathan wrote:The new statistics page is much more beautiful than the previous one. However I don't agree with the restriction that only airlines with 3 active pilots in last 60 days are displayed. For example Ionathan Airlines ended October with the highest passengers market share in FlyNet with only two active pilots. How adequate could be the new system with the specific restriction?

Well, my thinking was that it was not very useful to know the percentage of an airlines flights were flown by each pilot when an airline has so few pilots. The airline still shows up when comparing all airlines each other and the pilot when comparing all pilots against each other.

Tomb · Post by **Tomb** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:01 am

sort of curious why busy jet does not show up under "hours", i think 8 pilots have flown this month, so we are over the "3" rule

also noticed the B747-400 did not show on the stats until recently, that aircraft gets flown a lot

nice stats page by the way would be a bonus if you could review those stats against your own airline aircraft to see utilisation

helps to manage and see whats being flown by folks in your own airline

just a thought

regards

tomb

Post by **joefremont** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 6:43 am

There is one busy jet flight where the AC crashed and the client registered -431602000 hours.

http://flynet.en-studios.de/index.php?l ... b&id=14316

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