During the login, the app is asking for your employee number and your Jetnet / Envoyair password. This is the password you use when you log into AA websites. The second screen will ask for your DECS password. Your DECS password is the one you type in after the BSIP entry. Lastly, the app asks you to create a PIN for local security purposes, just like on the mobileCCI app. It will ask for the PIN twice to confirm you didn't misenter it. Enter the same number twice and pay attention to the text on the screen for direction.

If you're locked out of DECS:
Make sure to pay attention to the directions during login to enter the correct password in the correct spot.

Make sure you enable schedule changes in your QuickTrade settings (the gear icon in the lower right on the main menu). It's there to protect your schedule while you're still learning the app and functions as an opt-in to QuickTrade services.

You can now manually set your status by going to the QuickTrade Main Menu, tapping on the Settings button (the gear icon in the lower right), tapping on your Name, and then tapping “Change Status” at the bottom. Switch it away from Automatic and select each option to override QuickTrade's automatic status detection.

99% chance you're connected to one of those WiFi access points where it redirects your web requests to a log in page. Since QuickTrade requests are made securely using HTTPS, it will not allow the redirect and shows that error message. Log into the WiFi or switch to a cellular signal.

From the QuickTrade main menu, tap the Settings button (the little gear icon in the lower right), then "Subscription Expires". Tap on “Purchase History” and then on the Refresh icon in the upper right. Tap “Send” to send another copy of your iTunes purchase history to the QuickTrade server. This will not charge you again. You should see your purchase appear in the Payment History listed. This must be done on the same device that you made the payment with.

If you still don't see your payment listed, close the app and open it again. When the app pulls the list of Open Time from the server it should also update your subscription information and give you access.

If this still does not give you access, then check to see if your purchase was successful. If it was successful, you should get an email receipt from Apple. You can also check your in app purchases from Apple here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204088.

If your purchase was not successful, check your AppleID in your Settings App > iTunes & App Store > Tap your AppleID > View AppleID > Payment Information.

Beta versions of QuickTrade will not process in-app purchases. If you are using a Beta version of QuickTrade, reinstall from the App Store and try again.

Contact Us if you've tried these steps or have other payment processing questions. Thank you!

Most likely, your push notification registration was removed if you let your subscription expire. Other things can cause you to stop receiving notifications such as reinstalling or updating your device's operating system. In any case, just turn off Push Notifications in your settings and turn them back on to re-register your device.

QuickTrade uses the email account(s) set up in iOS to deliver mail. You will have to open the iOS Settings app, find the email section, and set up one of your email addresses there. If you are able to send email from your Apple Mail app, then QuickTrade will be able to send mail from that address as well. Make sure to keep your email passwords current in the Email Settings.

Please see the following link for detailed help regarding email: QuickTrade Email Help

QuickTrade uses the email account(s) set up in iOS to deliver mail. If there is a problem with those accounts, then the emails can't be sent.

Please see the following link for detailed help regarding email: QuickTrade Email Help

QuickTrade shows partial pick up options alongside full trips, so you're probably looking at a partial trip instead of a full trip. Partial trip pick ups can only be done by RF Msg so the app will lock the option to switch to the ATTOT system.

The app will run a legality check (a test trade) when you try a trade to make sure it's legal. If you get an alert pop-up, one of you is not legal for the trade. QuickTrade tries to show you the illegal message it gets from DECS, however sometimes it doesn't recognize an error and performs an HZ entry anyways. If DECS has already kicked you out of Trip Trade mode, then the message it gets at that point is “HZ NOT REQUIRED”. That's not the most helpful error message, but it does mean the legality check failed and you will not be able to do that P2P trade at that time.

Yes, all of your trades are processed by your device using your login so you will have to be connected to the internet to run it. You may set up trades in advance and at approximately 11:57am Central, tap “Start” to begin the process. It will wait until 12:00pm to send your trades and gives you a very good chance at getting the trade(s) you want right away.

Magenta or Green trips are your trips. Blue trips are Open Trips. Orange trips are another QuickTrade crew member who is possibly looking to trade or drop that trip. There may be more colors coming in future releases.

Getting help is best done through email. You can email us by visiting the Contact Us page.