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Known Crewmember, and a map that answers when you point at it. A new KCM tab opens on the nearest airport with an entry: where the crew door is, when it is staffed, and what it looks like. The list and the checkpoint photograph for all 112 airports are kept on the device, because the moment they are most wanted is a terminal with no signal. • Search the airport you are going to. The codes are published without the K the flight plan uses, so ATL and KATL both find it. • The photograph sits beside the written directions. Pinch it up to six times to read a gate number off a concourse plan. • Hours the source leaves blank are shown blank, not as always open. • While the tab is open the map puts the fleet away and marks every field with an entry. Picking one goes to it with the fifty mile ring. On the map: • Rest a pointer on anything to see what it is. An airport gives its name, town, country, elevation and its runways, longest first. An aircraft gives its type, where it is going with both ends named, and how long it has sat there. Mac and iPad with a pointer. • The wheel zooms, at the pointer rather than at the middle of the screen. • Street map imagery is drawn at full strength. The vector world no longer sits over it washing it out. • Your own position, on the Mac version. Pay: • Arriving at Reconcile recalculates everything, whichever tab you came from. Changing a pay table and going back used to show the old figures. • A Vector day coded R reaches the reconcile as a 2.5x day, as it already did the duty day list. • Holidays are marked on the Vector calendar in the same red as the duty day tiles. • An import no longer opens a list of what it read. It says what it did in a line, with the readings a tap away, and the line goes after five seconds. • Importing from Files, and the text scanner, now work in the Mac version. Fixed: • The pay period chart overflowed once the text was turned up. The band holding the bars is measured from the writing now instead of a fixed number. Nothing is uploaded, collected or transferred anywhere. It stays on the device you imported it on.