Compose: Allows you to create and send a message via several different methods
Message Center: Allows you to search for past messages and sort them by different parameters.
View Past Flights: Allows you to monitor OFF/ON and position reports. It will also show you the message media type and network.
Satellite Logon: Allows you to monitor the different satellite usage.
Satellite Voice Calls: Allows you to monitor the Inmarsat and Iridium
satellite voice usage.
Swift64: Allows you to monitor Swift64 usage and call history.
Don’t forget to
check the boxes!
You can also send your message to other addresses simultaneously.
Note: To and From entries appear in the body of the message as a convenience. They are not used for addressing or routing of the message.
You can also forward your message to a fax number. If you don’t know the fax number of the hotel or FBO you can use the lookup button.
Lastly, messages can be sent
to IATA and AFTN addresses by
adding the address above.
Finally, click send!
The Try For… feature allows the sender to specify how long ARINC should try to deliver the message.
Simply click on the date in the past from which you wish to view activity.
The default view will show only today’s activity.
The selected date range is highlighted yellow.
Navigate through the messages using the blue arrow
The fourth column shows message status; delivered, complete, pending, failed, timed out etc.
The third is the message type or subject, e.g., freetext, Eurocontrol messages, WX requests, etc.
The second; message origination and destination.
The message window is divided into four columns.
Select the date range by typing the dates or by using the calendar widget.
This tab allows you to monitor ON/OFF and position reports. It also shows you the message media type and network.
Or, use the checkboxes to select individual reports to view.
Click View Selected Reports
The date range is selectable in the same way as the message center.
This list shows existing auto forward codes you can click them to view and edit the addresses listed
Click to create a new auto forward code
2. Add your addresses:
E-mail
Fax
User Name
Tail Number
Once you have entered all the different ways you would like to have the message sent you can save the information.
1. Name the Auto Forward Code. The crew can simply enter OPS in the flight computer to ensure that any message they send gets delivered to all of the addresses listed.
Adding FC Instructions and Saving
For example, you could list in your OFF/ON Reports: “Please call dispatch at +1.410.266.5555 to confirm receipt of the aircraft’s ETA.”
These instructions are automatically sent to ARINC FCs any time a message is sent to this auto forward code. ARINC will then action the instructions.
Finally, click Save Auto Forward Code
Type your message and send. You can message your aircraft from any e-mail source including your smart phone
If you do not have internet access you can also contact our 24/7 Flight Operations Center and an FC can send a message to your aircraft for you.
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