IFS (International Flight Support)

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International Flight Support (IFS) is a leading provider of aviation technology solutions, dedicated to transforming flight operations through advanced digital innovation. Since 2002, the company has played a pioneering role in the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) market, setting new standards for paperless cockpit operations.

IFS stands out for its ability to integrate all aspects of flight operations into a single, customizable platform, EFBOne, while fully supporting each airline’s unique SOPs. The solution is designed to enhance operational efficiency, reduce pilot workload, and improve overall flight safety.

International Flight Support (IFS) is a leading provider of aviation technology solutions, dedicated to transforming flight operations through advanced digital innovation. Since 2002, the company has played a pioneering role in the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) market, setting new standards for paperless cockpit operations.

IFS stands out for its ability to integrate all aspects of flight operations into a single, customizable platform, EFBOne, while fully supporting each airline’s unique SOPs. The solution is designed to enhance operational efficiency, reduce pilot workload, and improve overall flight safety.

About EFBOne

EFBOne is the industry’s most flexible and customizable EFB platform, giving flight operations teams complete control over their layout, data, exports and the ability to fully optimize the pilot experience. Its intuitive interface ensures quick pilot adoption, shortens training time, and reduces operational errors, contributing to safer and more efficient flights.

With NEO, IFS’s no-code self-service customization tool, administrators can easily configure and deploy updates on their own terms. From front-end usability to back-end control, EFBOne delivers the flexibility and performance modern flight operations require.