J&C Aero, an international aviation design and production company, has developed a new universal Electronic Flight Bag holder designed specifically for use inside a cockpit. The new EFB holders are also fully adjustable to fit all popular general tablets, including iPads and Galaxy Tabs.
“The common inconvenience of existing EFB holders is that many of them are gadget-specific – if an airline switches to electronic flight bags from another manufacturer, it also needs to change the cockpit holders to fit new devices,” says Vadim Kaidašov, Head of R&D at J&C Aero.
The aluminum EFB holders are lightweight and compact, provide strong fixation to the surface, and can be easily mounted/dismounted by the crew. In addition, thanks to in-house DOA capabilities, J&C Aero can support airlines with all required installation documentation and approvals in a short time.
“What is particularly convenient about our new EFB holders is that they are fully adjustable to hold not only specialized devices but also general tablet-size gadgets, including iPads and Galaxy Tabs. Moreover, the holders can be designed and produced in various colors supplemented with design elements to meet an airline’s branding needs,” added J&C Aero’s Head of R&D.
J&C Aero is an international aviation center for innovation in cabin transformation and CAMO. As an EASA-certified design, production, maintenance, and CAMO organization, J&C Aero provides extensive cabin interior and repair solutions for narrow and wide-body aircraft operators and owners.
The range of the company’s services covers cabin interior design and production, aircraft line and parts maintenance, engineering and continuing airworthiness management, aircraft teardown and spare parts supply, as well as special-purpose STC and VIP cabin solutions.
J&C Aero holds EASA Part 21J, Part 21G, Part 145, and CAMO approvals, supplemented by multiple STCs, authorizations, and other approvals.
More information: www.jcaero.com
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