Installation of Dual Electronic Flight Bag (EFB)
Overview
Introduction
RUAG EASA Approved modification covers the installation of the NavAero tBagC2² Electronic Flight Bag System in Bombardier Challenger CL600, CL601 and CL604 aircraft.
- The system is a Class 2 EFB as defined in JAA TGL No. 36 Approval of Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs).
- Two EFB systems are installed in the flight deck, one for the pilot and one for the copilot.
- Each system comprises a CPU unit with docking station, an interface unit and a 10.4” LCD display.
Your needs
Reliable and affordable installation.
Your benefits
Collecting aircraft data and communicating the airborne data to ground operations for real time analysis through EFB systems and connectivity technology opens up a new world in terms of airline operating economics. This is achieved through a simple add-on option (UAID) to cockpit-mounted and powered EFB solutions…personal electronic devices (PEDs) that enable paperless cockpit operations.
Product Description
NAVAERO provides tablet-based and aircraft-dedicated Electronic Flight Bag systems to airlines as tools for increasing their operational efficiency and solving problems more effectively.
Collecting aircraft data and communicating the airborne data to ground operations for real time analysis through EFB systems and connectivity technology opens up a new world in terms of airline operating economics. This is achieved through a simple add-on option (UAID) to cockpit-mounted and powered EFB solutions…personal electronic devices (PEDs) that enable paperless cockpit operations.
Your benefits
Collecting aircraft data and communicating the airborne data to ground operations for real time analysis through EFB systems and connectivity technology opens up a new world in terms of airline operating economics. This is achieved through a simple add-on option (UAID) to cockpit-mounted and powered EFB solutions…personal electronic devices (PEDs) that enable paperless cockpit operations.