UPMC EMS NAVIGATOR ELECTRONIC FLIGHT BAG
Description EFB (Electronic Flight Bag) supports paperless operations, and give pilots access to charts, plates, weather, and other data. Devices – iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad Available – Apple App Store and iTunes Who Uses Idaho Helicopters Inc. (Part 135 air carrier and Part 137 agriculture and 133 external load is using the EFB app on iPad 2’s and is in a 6 month proving period.
Description With UPMC EMS Navigator, the 2011 protocols are interac tive and at your fingertips — linking you instantly to medication information, drug calculators, and other relevant informa tion. Also pinpoints the GPS coordinates of qualified users requesting medevac hel icopters. Users may also transmit photos for increased readiness. Devices Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and
iPad.Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Available Apple App Store and iTunes. Who Uses – Stat MedEvac
APPAREO MISSION MANAGER
Description Mission Manager is a cus tom developed app tailored to individual operators. As a fleet management tool, Mission Manager allows flight planners to quickly schedule and manage complex multileg flights, pushing that information to specific crews and locations. Flight crews also see immediate bene fits from the Mission Manager, enjoying flexible routing, an intu itive weight and balance calcula tor and precise fuel planning assistance. Perhaps most significantly, the elimina tion of physi cal paperwork for recording
flight information leads to a significant ly decreased cockpit workload while increasing data accuracy. Devices Compatible with iOS 5.0 Available In development and will be available in the Apple App Store and iTunes.
Who Uses – CHC International
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