Hadar Your pay, your hours, your logbook. No name, no email, no employee number — ever.
Your recovery code The four groups you saved when you signed up. Upper or lower case, dashes optional.
Save this code before you go on This is the only time it is ever shown.
Let's get you set up Just your profile and you're in. These are what put you on the seniority list, pull the right bid package, and set your pay rate. All kept on this device — never on the server.
Signed in
You Stays in this browser. Never sent anywhere except as the rate inputs on a calculation.
The sky, the fields and the limits, all from what you have already pasted. Hadar is a reference, not an authority: your own schedule and what you are told remain the record.
What does this rotation pay?
Read my month
The month, hours and dollars, worked out by the server — the same one calculation the phone app asks for, so the two can never disagree. The timecard alone is not enough for the money: paste each rotation into the boxes that appear and the total fills in.
What did the reroute add?
What the reroute added, and the working behind it: the rerouted flying leg by leg, the duty periods held past the time limit day by day, and any sit between flights. Every figure comes back from the same pay engine the app calls — this page adds nothing up itself.
The month's trips
Read a package The per-fleet ZIP straight from Delta is the one that reads best. The PDF works too, and so does a plain rotations file.
Narrow it down
Packages kept here Saved in this browser only — another device cannot see them, and clearing your browsing data erases them. Reading one again is only an upload away.
Where you stand
Your seniority list The system seniority list Delta publishes, as the spreadsheet it comes as. It is read on this device and never sent anywhere.
Only used to find your own row in the list. It stays in this browser.
Which month is this list?
This file doesn't say, and its name doesn't either. Naming it here is what lets Hadar keep it alongside your other month instead of replacing it.
Kept on this device The list stays here so your standing can be worked out again without asking you for the file each time.
Hadar is a reference, not an authority. Delta's published list is the record; this only shows you where it puts you.
My logbook
Add flying A rotation you flew, or a Pay Activity Statement to backfill a whole bid period at once.
Keeping it Saved in this browser only. Clearing your browsing data erases it, and another device cannot see it — so keep a file.
Where do I stand?
Your rotations Kept in this browser so a month of flying is not re-pasted on every visit. They never leave this device except as the calculation itself, which the server reads and forgets.
Your reserve month only if you fly reserve A day on call is a day on duty, so a reserve month that is missing makes every figure below read lower than the truth. Kept in this browser like your rotations.
Every figure here is the server's, worked out by the same FAR 117 engine the phone app runs. Hadar is a reference, not an authority: it shows where the rules put you and leaves the decision where it belongs.
Sitting reserve
When does your sit end? iCrew prints when a short-call window opens and never when it closes — it is the one thing your own schedule cannot tell us. Leave it blank and every figure above still holds; there is simply no clock running down to the end of the sit.
The crew you pick is what decides which federal table sets the day — and whether the extension can be taken past the window at all. It is used both above and below.
A trip has been assigned Enter the report time you were given and how many legs it holds. What comes back is the ordinary duty clock, with the hours you have already sat taken off it.
Your reserve month The same copy the 117 tab keeps, so you paste it once and both screens read it. It stays in this browser; the server reads it and forgets it.
Every figure here is the server’s. Hadar is a reference, not an authority: it shows where the rules put you and leaves the decision where it belongs. Your own schedule and what you are told remain the record.