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Where to find it: the Login link in the site menu · www.pcflyers.orgWho can use it: anyone with a Schedulemaster account — current members and retired members alike

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What you sign in with

Your Schedulemaster username and password. The website has no separate account and no separate password; it checks what you type against Schedulemaster every time. If you can sign in at my.schedulemaster.com, the same credentials work on the website. If you cannot, fix that first — see If you have forgotten your password below.

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Signing in

  1. Click Login in the site menu. If you tried to open a member page while signed out, the site has already sent you here and will return you to that page afterwards.
  2. Type your Schedulemaster username into Username and your password into Password.
  3. Tick Remember me if this is your own computer or phone and you would rather not sign in every visit. Leave it unticked on a shared or public machine.
  4. Click Sign In. You land on your member profile, or on the page you were trying to reach.

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What happens when you sign in

Signing in does more than unlock the site. It is the moment the website reads your current details from Schedulemaster and works out what you are allowed to see — your membership status, whether you are an instructor, whether you own an aircraft, and any club administration roles you hold. That is why signing out and back in is the fix for so many “the website is out of date” problems. See How it works for the detail.

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If you have forgotten your password

Your password lives in Schedulemaster, so it is reset there — not on the website.
  1. Click Forgot your password? underneath the sign-in form. It opens Schedulemaster’s password reset page in a new tab.
  2. Follow Schedulemaster’s instructions. The reset is sent to the email address it has on file for you.
  3. Return to the website and sign in with your new password.
The reset goes to the email address Schedulemaster has on file, which may not be the address you use day to day. If nothing arrives, check your spam folder first, then contact the club — see Getting help.

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There is no “create an account” here

The website does not let you register an account for yourself, and that is deliberate — website access follows club membership, and club membership starts with an application.
  • Not a member yet? Use Apply to Join PCF on the login page, or the Apply item in the site menu.
  • A former member wanting to come back? Apply the same way. Sign in first if you still can, and the form skips ahead and fills in what the club already knows about you.

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Signing out

Sign out from the site menu. On a shared computer, sign out rather than closing the tab — especially if you ticked Remember me.

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Troubleshooting

“Username and password do not match.” The website is repeating what Schedulemaster told it. Try signing in at my.schedulemaster.com directly. If that fails too, the problem is your Schedulemaster password — reset it there. If Schedulemaster lets you in but the website does not, contact the club. You sign in, but the member menu items are missing. Your account is probably signing in fine but is not marked as an active member. Retired members can sign in and see public pages but not member tools. See Roles and access. You sign in and immediately land on a “Welcome back” page saying your membership is retired. That is the retired-member landing page, and it is working as intended. It offers a Re-Apply for Membership button if you would like to come back. You are signed in, but the site keeps asking you to sign in again. Sessions expire after a period of inactivity. If it happens within a few minutes, check that your browser is accepting cookies for pcflyers.org. You changed something in Schedulemaster and the website has not caught up. Sign out and sign back in. The website reads your details at sign-in.

How it works

Why one login covers two systems, and what is read when.

Roles and access

What you can reach once you are in.