Flight Planner
An Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) is a personal computing device intended primarily for use in the cockpit for pre- and post-flight planning. This includes such tasks as: calculating aircraft performance, entering and updating dispatch information, and displaying flight planning documents all of which are traditionally found in volumes of paper binders that are carried onboard the airplane during operation. The EFB has also been proposed as an alternative for displaying instrument approach charts, which are primarily used during flight for navigation and decision-making during arrivals, approaches, and departures. This feature of the EFB makes the design and evaluation of EFBs crucial since they will be used primarily during the phases of flight associated with a majority of aviation accidents.

Pilot demand for Electronic Flight Bags (EFB) is increasing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has responded to operators requests for guidance towards airworthiness certification with advisory circular AC120-76A (DOT, 2003). The advisory circular provides certification guidelines for those who wish to use an EFB in the cockpit. Other publications address usability considerations for the design and testing of EFBs

Receive Altitude-Sensitive Alerts
When in the air, its features makes it easier than ever to identify what airspace lies ahead. Smart Airspace automatically highlights airspace close to your current altitude and de-emphasizes airspace away from the current altitude, which gives you increased situational awareness.

Expand Your Portable
The device includes an SD card slot for extra memory and updates. Keep track of the databases on your unit through google maps, our online manager that helps you update, manage and purchase the latest aviation data for your Garmin device, all in one place.