Electronic Flight Folder Module

Lean as well as comprehensive: The Electronic Flight Folder module is part of the comprehensive Logipad Electronic Flight Bag solution. Nevertheless, the single EFF module is also available as a stand-alone application. You can still upgrade to the full Logipad EFB solution package with all its modules at a later date.

Based on best practices flight procedures the Logipad Electronic Flight Folder (EFF) is designed to provide pilots with flight-relevant briefing data in digital form. Correctly handling digital briefing data unlocks a high potential for optimizing processes and saving time, as well as for decreasingly the likelihood of potential errors. Flight operations personnel and EFB administrators can use a briefing manager web interface to view and modify the content of an EFF package generated by a flight planning system. Even EFF updates sent at short notice before the flight can be provided directly onto a mobile device.

Usability and Customization

The pilot-friendly operation allows flight-relevant data such as fuel, weight, and time to be documented efficiently during the flight. The Electronic Flight Folder contains flight plans, NOTAMS, weather charts, and additional flight information, for example, and the structure can be adapted as required. The look and structure of the Flight Folder can be aligned with the operations manual and briefing definition. No need to renew the whole application in case you want to modify the layout of the EFF view.

Process optimization through digitalization

Our solution is not just about replacing paper-based briefings; it is a matter of managing processes in an efficient way. We ensure that process steps are adhered to. For example, logic checks, data validation, and stored field conditions reduce the probability of incorrect entries.

Role-based management helps to provide relevant data to the right users. It is even possible to set different permissions for each user role within a crew. Plus, completed briefings are signed with a user-based certificate (eSignature).

Device-to-Device communication

With Device-to-Device communication, briefing data can be exchanged between up to seven devices, when there is a shift change in the cockpit. Different roles (captain, first officer) are taken into account with regard to the briefing handling, which complies regular cockpit procedures.