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With the current draft of AC 120-76B CHG 1, Operators may soon have clear guidance on the acceptable use of GPS on portable EFBs.

FAA Electronic Flight Bag Rapid (EFB) Decompression compliance just got easier for Jeppesen customers using all Apple iPad models. Jeppesen, a unit of Boeing Flight Services, announced in a press release last November the 4th generation iPad and iPad Mini passed RTCA DO-160F Rapid Decompression.

I wasn’t convinced that the iPad platform was the Holy Grail of Electronic Flight Bags, but the iPad Mini might just be that long-sought-after “perfect” EFB.

ForeFlight recently has announce ForeFlight Documents for Flight Ops, a document management and distribution solution for flight departments.

Program Critical Part of American’s Efforts to Improve Operational Efficiency for Pilots, Reduce Carbon Footprint

NBAA has published a free video of it’s popular “Flying International with Digital Charts.”

In a statement on the company’s support site, Apple asserts the iPad meets the lithium ion battery safety requirements specified in FAA AC 120-76B. The requirements are based on the following standards:

United Nations (UN) Transport Regulations UN38.3: Covers battery…

Airlines will soon be able to download Airbus’ first apps as part of its “FlySmart with Airbus” EFB portfolio from the App Store.

Fortunately for iPad 2 users, PaperlessCockpit.com’s iPad KABOOM! Community Project already has successfully performed the DO-160F Rapid Decompression test at an altitude of 51,000 feet and made the DO-160F Rapid Decompression Test Certificate available for download.

Within hours of Apple’s new iPad (aka iPad 3), GlobalNavSource announced the third-generation table passed a rapid decompression (RD) test conducted at its Punta Gorda, FL headquarters.

The rumor mills can finally rest for a while: Apple announced the latest iteration iPad on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 in San Francisco. The new system already has foiled most pundits expectations by being simply dubbed the “iPad”, rather than the…

PaperlessCockpit.com’s e-Flight Log Community Project announced the release of e-Flight Log Version 0.31, a professional-grade, open-source electronic flight log.

The FAA recently released FAA Mobile 1.0, a cross-platform mobile web application that includes popular tools FAA.gov tools like N-Number look-ups, Advisory Circular searches, airport status and delays, wildlife strike reporting, and more

View this slideshow featuring PaperlessCockpit.com’s Top 5 iPad kneeboards to learn about cost-effective solutions to mounting an iPad EFB in the cockpit.

With more than 1,100 Exhibitors and more than 26,000 Attendees, NBAA2011 was a resounding success. The show also features more than 100 aircraft on display; a panel honoring Clay Lacy that featured several well known aviators, including “Fig” Newton and…

PaperlessCockpit.com’s iPad KABOOM! Community Project concluded successfully on July 15, 2011, when an iPad 2 passed  a DO-160F Rapid Decompression test conducted by CascadeTek of Hillsboro, OR. The test was witnessed by representatives from FlightPrep.com, one of iPad KABOOM!’s premiere…