JetXBit EFB is a dedicated application designed for flight crews.

The application provides flight crews with access to all essential flight documentation during the flight, including NOTAMs, Operational Flight Plans (OFPs), flight briefings, deferred defects, airport documentation, and other operational information such as flight details and crew lists.

The application enables crews to eliminate paper-based documentation by completing the Flight Task (FT), maintaining the navigation log, performing altimeter cross-checks, and recording diversions to alternate airports. It also allows flight reports to be submitted directly during the flight.

• paperless operation;
• up-to-date documents and document library available on the device throughout the flight;
• Flight Task (FT) data is immediately available in the database upon flight completion;
• reduced workload for the Flight Task processing department;
• reduced workload for flight crews;
• reduced workload for the flight operations department;
• automated reporting, analytics, and built-in data validation mechanisms.

• offline mode;
• user-friendly interface;
• fully integrated with the JetXBit ecosystem without requiring third-party integration;
• flexible interface customization;
• support for multiple OFP formats;
• flight reporting;
• automatic flight briefings;
• quick access to telegrams, aircraft documents, and aircraft limitations;
• dark mode support;
• automatic generation of the required document package;
• a single application for both flight crew and cabin crew.

JetXBit EFB implementation process.

To use the application, a dedicated web service must be deployed on the server to communicate with the JetXBit database.

No additional configuration is required. Simply install the application on the device.

JetXBit EFB web service deployment process.

The version history for each released version is available here.

NOTAM grouping configuration

Separate duty time accounting for flight crew and cabin crew

The application currently supports iPad devices running iOS 13 or later.

All other hardware specifications (storage capacity, memory size, LTE capability, etc.) are determined by each operator based on operational requirements, the expected size of the document library, additional applications to be installed, and their corresponding system requirements.

Answers to frequently asked questions about the application are available on the JetXBit EFB FAQ page.