Ultramain releases new EFB solution
Ultramain Systems has released a new electronic flight bag (EFB) solution called ‘Ultramain efbSolutions’, which is designed to assist airlines in achieving a paperless cockpit certification. The new...
View ArticleShadin Avionics’ EFB receives iPad certification
Shadin Avionics’ ‘flyTab’ aircraft interface module (AIM), which received Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order (FAA TSO) certification in June last year, has now been certified on a...
View ArticleAegean adopts Lufthansa Systems’ solutions
Lufthansa Systems has won a contract with Aegean Airlines for a comprehensive package of its aeronautical solutions. Under the five-year contract, Lufthansa Systems will provide the airline with its...
View ArticleIberia’s pilots welcome electronic flight buddy
Iberia is set to be the first Spanish airline to equip cockpits with the Electronic Flight Bag, according to the carrier. iPads will replace checklists, manuals and other paper documents used in flight...
View ArticleGama Aviation moves towards a paperless cockpit
Gama Aviation has received UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approval to enable flight crews for its G-registered aircraft to use iPad EFBs (electronic flight bags) for flight planning. The approval...
View ArticleEurowings upgrades navigation charts
Eurowings has selected Lufthansa Systems’ ‘Lido/eRouteManual’ electronic navigation charts. The airline has been flying with ‘Lido/RouteManual’ for several years, and signed a five-year contract to...
View ArticleAir Malta goes paperless
Air Malta has received authorisation from the Civil Aviation Directorate in Malta to become a “fully-digital” airline. The regional airline, which operates a fleet of A320/319 aircraft to 35...
View ArticleEFB issue that grounded dozens of AA flights ‘an anomaly’
Airlines operating Jeppesen’s FliteDeck electronic flight book (EFB) app have been reassured that the problem which saw dozens of American Airlines (AA) flights delayed on Tuesday and Wednesday (April...
View ArticleRockwell Collins to provide EFB interface to Airbus
Airbus has chosen avionics giant Rockwell Collins to provide an electronic flight bag (EFB) interface and communication unit (EICU) as an option for its A320 and A330 families.The EICU system will...
View ArticleThe fast-moving world of electronic flight bags
In today's Talking Point, Chris Kjelgaard explores the fast moving world of electronic flight bags.In researching a feature article on developments in electronic flight bag (EFB) technology and...
View ArticleSIA to upgrade EFB on 777 fleet
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced plans to upgrade its fleet of 777 aircraft with Astronautics’ Block Point 4 (BP4) Electronic Flight Bag (EFB).In a statement released on Tuesday (January 5), SIA...
View ArticleAFI KLM E&M to develop EFB retrofit solution for Emirates
Air France KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M) has signed an agreement with Emirates to develop a certified cockpit mount installation for the electronic flight bags (EFB) on its fleet...
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