CrewSync

Returns the latest official weather observation (METAR) and forecast (TAF) for an airport, from the public NOAA Aviation Weather Center. Pass an IATA or ICAO code; without one, it uses the destination of the crew member's next flight. When the airport is the origin or destination of the next flight, for_flight says which and forecast_covers_flight says whether the TAF reaches that time: if false, this is the weather NOW, not a forecast for the flight. For planning only: flight decisions follow the airline's dispatch. Read-only.

get_airport_weather

Totals across every month of roster saved in CrewSync: flown legs and block hours (overall, per year and per aircraft type), airports and countries visited, most frequent routes (city pairs, both directions together), destinations and registrations, the longest and shortest legs, and which months have roster data. It only covers what is saved in CrewSync (see coverage), not the whole career. Use it for summaries and reports. Read-only.

get_career_stats

For Brazilian crew (GOL, LATAM, Azul): each duty period in a date range with report and release times, duty length against the RBAC 117 maximum (by report hour and number of legs), flight time against its maximum, the minimum rest after it and the actual rest until the next duty, plus the rolling flight-hour limits (90 h in 28 days, 900 h in 365 days) including the projection from the published roster. Defaults to today plus 14 days, max 62 days. Crew composition is not synced: assume simple unless the crew member says otherwise. An estimate from the roster, not an official check. Read-only.

get_duty_limits

Returns the legs the crew member has already flown in a date range, from their CrewSync roster, in logbook format: date, flight number, route, out/in times in local time and UTC, block time, aircraft type (ICAO), registration and function (PIC/SIC for pilots), with totals per aircraft type and per month. Use it to build logbook tables, spreadsheets or PDFs. Defaults to the last 30 days. Max 366 days per call. Read-only.

get_logbook

Returns a summary of one month of the crew member's CrewSync roster: number of flights, block hours, days off, reserve, standby and training days, and the airports visited. Defaults to the current month. Read-only.

get_month_summary

Returns the crew member's next scheduled flight from their CrewSync roster: flight number, route, report (check-in) time, departure and arrival in local time and UTC, aircraft when known, plus the other legs of that same duty day. Read-only.

get_next_flight

Returns the crew member's own personal events saved in CrewSync (dentist, birthday, gym), with title, start, end and place, for a date range. Only works if the crew member turned on 'Let the AI see my personal events' in the app; otherwise it says so. Use it with get_schedule to find free time. Defaults to today plus 30 days, max 92 days. Read-only.

get_personal_events

Returns the hour breakdown frozen when the airline first published each month's roster, as saved by the CrewSync app: day, night, Sunday and holiday flight hours, number of flights and positioning time. Compare it with get_month_summary or get_logbook to see what changed between the published and the flown roster. Optional month (YYYY-MM); without it, every saved month. Read-only.

get_published_hours

Returns the crew member's roster (work schedule) day by day from CrewSync: flights with times, report time, aircraft and layover hotel, and ground duties such as days off, reserve, standby, training and vacation. Use it to answer questions about any day or period, to find free days, or to build tables and files (spreadsheet, PDF, calendar). Defaults to today plus 30 days. Max 92 days per call. Read-only.

get_schedule