Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Users Forum
Vanessa Mastros
Director @ SAE Industry Technologies Consortia | Inclusive Leadership, Process Improvement, IT Operations
Preparations are now underway for EFB Users Forum XV. This conference will be held at The Suntec Singapore Convention Center, hosted by Jeppesen.
The EFB Users Forum addresses all of the hottest issues surrounding EFBs including: aircraft security, regulatory updates, and connectivity options just to name a few. Many successes have been made possible by the relationships built at this conference. For example, the inclusion of own-ship position enroute in the soon to be published AC 120-76D. We invite you to engage and ask questions of the industry experts, or chat informally with them during one of the coffee breaks or lunch. Where else can you learn so much, in one place, straight from the experts?
The Forum begins at 8:30 AM on Wednesday November 15th with our Regulatory session. You will hear the latest developments on EASA’s AMC 20-25 and the FAA’s upcoming 120-76D direct from the authorities who wrote them. The afternoon session will be Security and Connectivity, where you will learn about the latest in connectivity options and how to protect them. The Thursday morning November 16th session will be Certification and Operational Approval followed by the ever-popular Operator Experiences. You will hear from new airlines which have never before presented, as well as learn the reasons behind their unique solutions.
The Main EXPO in Singapore takes place on Tuesday, November 14th from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. It will include local specialties and an open bar from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Be sure to stop by to see the latest offerings – you will not be disappointed. If you miss some exhibitors on Tuesday, or want to visit them again, you can take advantage of the Supplemental EXPO on Wednesday November 15th during coffee breaks and lunch. If you are planning to exhibit in Singapore but have not yet made your reservation, you don't want to delay. Spaces and opportunities are being secured quickly.
Visit the EFB Users Forum web page for more information. We hope to see you there!