Access flight briefings via our fully integrated electronic flight bag, that reduces pilot workloads so they can focus on the flight ahead.
With an intuitive design thats developed for pilots, providing quick navigation and vital information for each sector.
The skybook pilot briefing really is an essential EFB application for enhancing safety awareness.
We understand the challenges faced by aircrews preparing for each flight.
skybook improves the delivery of vital flight briefing information and saves time ahead of flight.
Pilot briefing packs are generated for each flight using information extracted from the airline's OFP.
Integrations with other systems means that a wide range of data can be included.
Filters ensure aircrew see the most important detail for each flight.
Briefing information is automatically highlighted, enhancing situaltional awareness.
The skybook Electronic Flight Bag app delivers interactive briefing packs which totally removes paper from the flight briefing process!
Each section of the EFB crew briefing, emphasizes the details that could impact the flight.
The EFB briefing can be refreshed whilst it has a connection, ensuring aircrews have access to the latest information.
Fully approved EFB with features that include:
Seamless two-way flow of information:
Pilots can easily send fuel orders and see the order history to confirm requests have been sent and review previous orders.
Selecting from a predefined list of reasons for additional fuel simplifies the review process.
Fuel order data is synced to the flight summary on the ground portal, providing an audit trail and ensuring compliance for the airline.
Our vast range of world-class aviation weather charts are bespoke provide flight crew with accurate route and Wx information.
Briefing charts can be quickly regenerated at any time, such as in the event of a flight delay.
Pilots can quickly increase awareness by glancing at the airfield status symbols.
Airfield symbols are split into two colours: the top represents weather, while the bottom indicates NOTAMs.
Red is critical, amber is warning, green is normal; based on your operating minima.
Tapping on an airfield symbol on the map opens the airfield summary section.
Comprehensive airfield information includes RAIM reports that highlight any satellite outages, visually decoded METAR & TAF and advanced NOTAM filtering.
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