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1. Gulf Air Rolls Out iPad Electronic Flight Bags: Gulf Air has rolled out its new generation of iPad Electronic Flight Bags which will facilitate the airline’s flight-critical communications while increasing operational efficiency and eliminating paper-based flight materials. As electronic information management devices, Electronic Flight Bags help airline crew perform flight management tasks more easily and efficiently, improving

2. Volaris Deploys iPads as Electronic Flight Bags: Mexico’s low cost airline, Volaris, is deploying iPads as Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs), using SITA’s Managed Mobile Devices service. The iPads are replacing paper manuals and charts, reducing the volume of paper required on-board. The technology delivers information to pilots much more efficiently and the weight savings have the added advantage of reducing fuel burn.

3. Emirates orders 30 Boeing Electronic Flight Bags: Emirates orders 30 Boeing Electronic Flight Bags.

4. Boeing's Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags to be installed on SonAir's 737-700s: Boeing's Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags to be installed on SonAir's 737-700s.

5. Japan Airlines to equip Entire 777 Fleet with Boeing Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags: Japan Airlines to equip Entire 777 Fleet with Boeing Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags. Japan Airlines is to equip its entire current and future fleet of Boeing 777 jetliners with the Boeing Class 3 Electronic Flight Bag (EFB), following a validation trial conducted over the past year. JAL has 40 777s in service and has been operating the EFB on two 777s as part of a validation trial

6. India's Jet Airways orders Boeing’s Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags: India's Jet Airways orders Boeing’s Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags.

7. Singapore Airlines to Upgrade Electronic Flight Bags on Boeing 777 Fleet: Singapore Airlines has decided to upgrade its fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft with Astronautics Corporation of America's Block Point 4 (BP4) Electronic Flight Bag (EFB). The EFB is a form-fit-function replacement for the existing Astronautics BP3 EFBs on SIA's Boeing 777s and can be installed overnight.