As part of the industry’s broader digital transformation, airlines are increasingly swapping their paper logbooks for electronic ones. This change is increasing accuracy, enhancing security, and driving efficiency across operations.
It was recently announced that flydubai is making the switch, transitioning to a new digital logbook as part of its partnership with Ultramain Systems.
This shift will elevate the airline’s data accessibility for pilots and engineers, fostering convenience and collaboration across the organisation.
Ultrammain ELB operates in the flight deck on installed EFB, notebooks, tablets and in the cabin on smart phones, tablets and IFE, driving efficiency by eliminating the need for manual scanning of paper log pages.
Christian Hall, Vice President of Engineering at flydubai, said:
“We are committed to adopting digital best practices to enhance our operational efficiency. The implementation of this digital solution will allow for real-time data tracking, advanced analytics, optimised performance as well as added compliance benefits without the need for bulky paper logbooks. We look forward to incorporating the electronic technical logbooks in our operations over the next few months.”
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