SD Aviation, the French based airline (www.sdaviation.fr/en/) has subscribed to the Documentation service.

From their iPads, SD Aviation Pilots are now able to easily access their operational manuals offline during their missions. Sébastien Dubreuil, SD Aviation CEO says: “We are all positively surprised about how easy to implement and use is the dgBirds EFB as a Service solution. It definitely enables us make a great step towards paperless Flight Operations”.

FFA, the French Aeronautical Association is extending its subscription to offer the Documentation service to its 3000 flight instructors.

From their iPads or directly online, the 3000 flight instructors and the staff of their aero clubs are now able to easily access all information from the central office located in Paris. They are notified by email or push notification of any update of the documents, manuals or regulations.  Standardization of training practices is key to make flight Safety at the highest level.

New features: dgBirds has extended its portfolio with the Mission / Reports service, already subscribed by Charter Jets airline.

Thanks to the Reports service, dgBirds customers are now able to make available, for their mobile users (e.g. Pilots and Cabin Crew) all needed form templates. Thanks to a very agile and user-friendly form builder, operators can create safety and quality forms (e.g. Air Safety Report, Captain Report…). Once created, forms are distributed from the Administration platform and, from their iPads, mobile users access these forms. When events occur, mobile users can report them by filling the ad hoc form: this action can even be done offline, when no network connection is available. As soon as the iPads are connected, reports are sent to the operators’ back office. All reports are stored, available at any time and data can be used for analytics purposes.

This Reports service is therefore an additional function that enriches dgBirds multi services “EFB as a Service” platform.

dgBirds now supports the mission of your crews, by bringing not only their reference manuals and their rosters of activities including all relevant information to prepare and follow their missions, but also by allowing them to report any occurrence that may happen.