Anyone know what "AC SW Ver" on a flight logbook means ?

[nevstan]

Anyone know what "AC SW Ver" on a flight logbook means ? Many thanks for any answers

 

[Oneball 1971]

I might be wrong but my guess is Aircraft Software Version

 

[RodPad]

Welcome to the Forum!

Please don't create any more new threads.
Maybe a Mod will move this to a better location.

#1 We need to know, what bird you are flying.

#2 What is a Flight Logbook.

#3 Can you upload this Logbook, or a screen shot?


Rod

 

[Broken Arrow]

AC = Altocumulus (mid level clouds)
SW = South-West
VER = vertical

 

[15PSI]

When you study for your Title 14 CFR Part 107, you will be required to decode METAR abbreviations as Broken Arrow has successfully shown above.

 

[nevstan]

I think it's Aircraft Software Version so thank you Oneball.

 

[15PSI]

I also agree with nevstan and Oneball that may be a possibility. But in my log book, I do not record software version. The current weather of that particular flight is the most dynamic and significant data IMHO. I do record the weather of each flight using METAR shorthand as flight characteristics are impacted more by weather than the current version of whatever software you are using in your controller and aircraft.

 

[Oneball 1971]

I'm no expert and dont mind being wrong ?

 

[RodPad]

Well..
"Aircraft Software Version"
I was kind of thinking this, but it should have been in a flight log, not a "flight logbook"?

I guess somebody got the answer they needed, that is what counts.

Rod

 

[The Editor]

When you study for your Title 14 CFR Part 107, you will be required to decode METAR abbreviations as Broken Arrow has successfully shown above.

Part 107 is totally irrelevant.