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EFB Policy & Procedures Manual
hi im currently working on an efb policy and procedure manual to introduce the ipads into the company im working for. Can anyone be of much help and provide me with a manual from his end?
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Kindly remove your finger from your a-hole and start typing your own matrial. No one is going to give you their own hard work. If you can't do it, you have the wrong job.
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https://www.easa.europa.eu/document-library/npa-review-groups/airworthiness-and-operational-criteria-approval-electronic-flight
Google AMC AMC 20-25
In all honesty, merely getting a hold of someone else's EFB Policy & Procedures Manual wont really assist that much, as you need to adapt the content to reflect the company you work for.
If you are using AMC 20-25 as the chosen method of compliance (link as per previous post), then you can also refer to Appendix 'G' which will give a very comprehensive outline of suggested area(s) for inclusion.
When writing the EFB Manual Suite at my employer (and EFB P&P Manual), the content within the AMC is (IMHO) exceptionally good at detailing what is required for a submission and approval to be issued.
Also, refer to your F.O.I. as ultimately your submission is going through them and also to be reviewed by their Policy and Regulation experts - and a good idea of what the local CAA require will also be evident then, plus they may even also have a handy matrix (or similar) for methods and areas to cover for compliance.
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If you are using AMC 20-25 as the chosen method of compliance (link as per previous post), then you can also refer to Appendix 'G' which will give a very comprehensive outline of suggested area(s) for inclusion.
When writing the EFB Manual Suite at my employer (and EFB P&P Manual), the content within the AMC is (IMHO) exceptionally good at detailing what is required for a submission and approval to be issued.
Also, refer to your F.O.I. as ultimately your submission is going through them and also to be reviewed by their Policy and Regulation experts - and a good idea of what the local CAA require will also be evident then, plus they may even also have a handy matrix (or similar) for methods and areas to cover for compliance.
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