What
are the major differences between CTO
Terminal and CTO 2000 clients?
A.
CTO Terminal is a more
interactive, comprehensive program
designed for larger organizations
and Airlines, whereas CTO 2000 is
designed to be used by all operators
right from a single aircraft,
private owner to a multi-aircraft
airline.
Q.
Does CTO Terminal have more features
than CTO 2000?
A.
CTO Terminal actually has fewer
features but it's main advantage is
that it is an interactive program.
CTO Terminal does not have an Ops
board interface or access to the
graphical weather charts.
Q.
Do
I need any special requirements for
CTO Terminal?
A.
CTO Terminal will run on any
Pentium class computer running a
Windows platform operating system
that has a connection to the
Internet.
Q.
Should I use
CTO Terminal for my
airline or should I use CTO 2000?
A.
If you are running a
complex operation with a
large fleet of aircraft
we would recommend CTO
Terminal. If you are
unsure of which
application would be
best suited for your
organization, our staff
would be happy to help
you determine the best
choice.
Q.
I am having troubles
connecting to the CTO Terminal Server,
I have been told Skyplan's main Internet
connection to the Server is down, What
should I do?
A.
If Skyplan's main
Internet connection
for the CTO Terminal
servers is down, you
can switch over to the
secondary Internet connection
to the server:
Log off of CTO Terminal,
Open the Settings
dialog box under
the Config menu,
Under CTO Terminal,
change RemoteHost
to:
cto2.skyplan.com (68.146.204.64)
Log back on to
CTO Terminal.
NOTE: Please
ensure you
change back to
the primary
Internet connection, cto1.skyplan.com (66.225.128.221), once it has been restored.
