Strong Pilot Software

EFBs can electronically store and retrieve documents required for flight operations, such as the General Operations Manual (GOM), Minimum Equipment Lists (MEL), Operating Manual (Part A), Operating Manual (Part B) and other controlled documents/data. One of the major motivators for using an EFB is to reduce or eliminate the need for paper and other reference materials in the cockpit.



EFB Benefits

Reduce paper in the cockpit, therefore saving weight and reducing clutter,
Reduce cost and workload required to update documents,
Keep information up-to-date, enabling easy document revision (e.g., local or through wireless data transfer),
Send flight reports quickly and effectively, allowing issues to be addressed more rapidly,
Reduce fuel and maintenance costs through accurate take-off, landing, weight and balance calculations,
Improve safety with onboard performance calculations,
Increase payload with real-time performance calculations.

EFB General Specifications

Securily distributes data and documents from a central server to different clients,
Several clients can access the same data at the same time,
Common graphical user interface which will support multi carrier operation,
Multi Tasking (Different Subsystems of the System should be able to run simultaneously by the same person on the same machine),
Support required training program for crews and IT department before implementation and after implementation of each Subsystem,
Maintenance and support services for 7 days/ 24 hours,
Support company with technical and administrative issues during authorization.