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AC 91-78A - Use of Electronic Flight Bags.
Understanding these classifications is essential for aviation professionals seeking the most suitable EFB solution for their operational needs. What is an EFB (Electronic Flight Bag)? Class 1 EFBs: Basic and Portable. Class 2 EFBs: Semi-Integrated and Versatile. Class 3 EFBs: Fully Integrated and Advanced. References.
Unless otherwise authorized, all operation in Class A airspace is conducted under instrument flight rules (IFR). Class B airspace is generally airspace from the surface to 10,000 feet MSL surrounding the nations busiest airports in terms of airport operations or passenger enplanements.
The Type B configuration flipped the As emphasis on hours on its head and relegated them to a subsidiary ring around the center of the dial. This allowed for a large outer 0-60 scale to be added to simplify accurate reading of the minutes.
Class A applications are typically non-interactive copies (PDF) of paper documents, such as the pilot operating handbook or weight and balance charts. Type B software applications provide aeronautical information required to be accessible for each flight at the pilot station.

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The four aircraft operations categories comprise Category A (passenger transport), Category B (commercial non-passenger, including medium to large RPA), Category C (non-commercial) aircraft operation, and Category D (small non-excluded RPA and certain uncrewed balloons) aircraft operation.
EFBs can be used during all phases of flight operations in lieu of paper reference material when the information displayed meets the following criteria: 1. The EFB system does not replace any system or equipment (e.g., navigation, communication, or surveillance system) that is required by part 91. 2.
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of aircraft is a process of proving the capability of aircraft to operate satisfactorily in Electro Magnetic Interference environment. It is an involved process wherein considerable efforts towards design and test are required at various hierarchical levels.

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