Electronic Flight Bags

Astronautics’ BP5 Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) is the latest upgrade for the Boeing 787.  BP5 is a direct drop-in replacement for the BP4 EFB Electronics Unit (EU) featuring the latest in processor technology, a Windows 10 operating system, and the increased reliability of a solid state drive, resulting in faster application launches, reduced computation times, and faster database loading.

Based on the requirement to host both certified and uncertified applications, Astronautics has developed and evolved a family of dual processor Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs), referred to as Block Point (BP) 3 and 4, which are integrated in avionics and maintenance systems of advanced civil aircraft.

The Astronautics NEXIS Flight-Intelligence System (FIS) consists of two certified multi-function displays and two multi-purpose server systems for each aircraft. This system allows the operator to streamline their operations and gives them the capabilities of operating in the next generation airspace.

The Astronautics TactiX is a tactical mission and display system designed for use in advanced military helicopter and transport programs, enhancing situational awareness, information sharing between forces (C4I), and mission management through an onboard network architecture.  The TactiX is a flexible system that supports up to six displays connected through a T-Flex video and USB switch to one to three mission computers.  The system operates based on hosted tactical application software. 

Astronautics Onboard Information Terminal (OIT) system is a programmable Tactical Flight Bag display system. The OIT consisting of dual 12.1” touchscreen displays and dual processing units supports Mission Planning, Boom/Enhanced Vision System, Network Server applications, and other EFB and tactical applications.