Date
Hoofddorp (4 June 2012)

Introduction
The course will start with an overview of all EFB class and software differences. This will also include some demonstration of existing EFB models and as well as software application’s The main focus will be on the legal and operational aspects of the existing rules as TGL 36 and AMC 20-25, especially EFB class 1 and 2. An approval example will show all necessary actions to be done. Guidelines for Operational Manuals, MEL and Training will be given.

Case Studies: Certification / approval process for EFB class 1 and 2, Software A and B

Note: Focus on operational guidelines on EFB class 1 and 2, Software A and B, Class 3 only overview

The topics covered include:

• Introduction
  - Purpose
  - Background
  - Scope
• Law and Documentation
  - Rules and regulation (EU OPS 1, TGL 36, AMC 20-25)
  - The approval process
  - Commercial and private operator approval
  - Documentation for operators (OM, MEL, Training)
  - Specific areas requiring evaluation
  - Risk mitigation for EFB systems
  - System design considerations
  - Human/Machine interface considerations
• EFB overview
  - Definition
  - Operations Specification EFB
  - Class and software type classification
  - EFB Administrator
  - Operational Risk Analysis
  - Quality Assurance and Security
  - Loading Policy
  - Navigation Documents and Charts
  - Data Validation / Updating
  - Flight crew workload
  - Messages and the use of colors
  - Error and failure modes
• Operating Procedures
  - Flight Crew Operating Procedures
  - Human Machine Interface
  - Handling on EFB Systems
  - Procedures
  - Tools (Performance calculation, M&B, Charting, etc.)
• Training

Learning Objectives
Overview of EFB classification, Software and Hardware, understanding the regulation / law (EU OPS 1, TGL 36, AMC 20-25) and knowing how an approval process will work.

Target Group

Pilots (EFB evaluation, overview, training)

EFB Administrators (initial and/or recurrent)

Inspectors (EFB requirements)

Quality Manager (overview, introduction, training)

Sales (overview and background information)

MXX (overview)

Training Managers, instructors

Software engineers

Duration
This is a 1-day course, starting at 09:00 and ending at approximately 17:00.