EU vs EASA FTL Calculator

This App is approaching a full stop landing February 2016 with the launch of the new EASA FTLs. Until then it is available for free. My new app 'EASA vs Airline FTL' has hit the app store. It has been rewritten from scratch, it's universal (now for iPad too!) with many major improvements. It also supports EU-OPS, so it is of use for you from now on. Please read about details there. Please click on the developer's name (Alexander Flohr) or search for 'EASA vs Airline' Thank you for using my EU-OPS apps until now, they will continue to be supported until April/2016.

Stay legal, stay safe. EASA FTL Calculator gives commercial pilots instant access to accurate duty time and FDP limits under EU Regulation 83/2014 — no maths, no margin for error. Whether you're flying a simple single-sector turn-around or a complex duty with in-flight rest or split duty extensions, the app handles the calculation for you. DUTY TIME & FDP • Calculate your maximum Flight Duty Period for any number of sectors • Determine your latest on-blocks time for a given report time • Support for all extension types: split duty and in-flight rest with one, two, or three crew members • Automatic acclimatization state factored into every FDP calculation ACCLIMATIZATION • Enter your previous and next duty report times to determine your acclimatization state • Results show whether you are acclimatised to your previous duty timezone, next duty timezone, or in an unknown transition state • Seamlessly pass your acclimatization result directly into a Duty Time calculation REGULATORY REFERENCE • Browse the full text of ORO.FTL regulations, formatted for easy on-the-go reference • Search across all sections to find exactly what you need SETTINGS & SYNC • Set your default reporting timezone, extension type, and starting view • Settings sync automatically across all your devices via iCloud Designed by pilots, for pilots. Calculations follow the lookup tables in EU Regulation 83/2014 and ORO.FTL — the current, in-force EASA flight time limitation rules — giving you confidence that every result is regulation-compliant.