Electronic Flight Bag platform · Coming 2027

The flight bag,
rebuilt for modern crews.

EFBTP brings the operational flight plan, fuel and weights, navlog, loadsheet and journey log together in one offline-capable iPad workspace for pilots and cabin crew. Built by airline pilots who use it.

Pilot
iPad app
Cabin
iPad app
Ops
Cloud backend & API

One trusted operational picture for every flight.

EFBTP ingests flight-planning data, validates it, and publishes a coherent briefing package that the crew apps cache on the device, so the essentials stay available when connectivity doesn't.

Flight sync

Flights, the OFP and the briefing package sync to the iPad automatically. Each change is published as one complete revision, so fuel, route and files never come from different plan versions.

OFP, fuel & navlog

The operational flight plan with planned fuel and weights, and a route-and-legs navlog with altitudes, speeds and EETs, laid out to scan quickly in the cockpit.

Loadsheet & weight and balance

A digital loadsheet driven by per-aircraft configurations, currently for the Boeing 737-800 and Airbus A320, with planned weights imported from the flight plan.

Digital journey log

Journey log and other flight-scoped forms are completed on the iPad and tied to the exact flight they belong to.

Weather & NOTAMs

Current METAR, TAF and NOTAMs for departure, destination and alternates, kept fresh alongside the flight.

Cabin crew app

A dedicated iPad app for cabin crew, with the flight context, passenger manifest and seat map in one place.

Calm, precise software for time-critical work.

EFBTP is designed like an operations control room: clear, predictable and quick to read during long duty days.

  • Offline-first. Crew apps cache each flight on the device and keep working with a weak or absent connection.
  • One coherent revision. No screen ever mixes data across flights or plan revisions.
  • Human identifiers first. Flight number, route and STD/STA lead; internal IDs stay out of the way.
  • Built by pilots. Designed and flown by line pilots and EFB administrators, not just specified for them.

Coming 2027

EFBTP is preparing for launch.

We are opening EFBTP to more operators in 2027. If you run flight operations or manage an EFB fleet and want to follow along, get in touch.

info@efbtp.com