FedEx iPads
06-07-2013 | 01:49 PM
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From: leaning to the left
Good news, FCIF synopsis:
FedEx has received operational approval to use the company-issued iPad in all phases of flight. We have also changed/clarified that the iPad may be used in combination with or in lieu of the on-aircraft EFB at any time. The iPad must either be stowed or secured during takeoff and landing.
FedEx has received operational approval to use the company-issued iPad in all phases of flight. We have also changed/clarified that the iPad may be used in combination with or in lieu of the on-aircraft EFB at any time. The iPad must either be stowed or secured during takeoff and landing.
Very impressed with the speed of the approval--hope things go smoothly. Can we get the iPad team to work on a simultaneous vacancy & excess bid software program? 
06-07-2013 | 09:09 PM
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Thanks for the heads up. I didn't look too closely, but that may explains why there were several cables offered by the same manufacture priced within a few bucks of each other.
06-08-2013 | 11:57 AM
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Can't let your kids play Angry Birds on your company iPad.
Physical iPad Security
Regardless of location, company equipment remains the property of FedEx Express and is intended for employee use only. No other party is authorized to use the equipment under any circumstance. It is the employee's responsibility to prevent unauthorized access to company equip- ment and electronic information.
Physical iPad Security
Regardless of location, company equipment remains the property of FedEx Express and is intended for employee use only. No other party is authorized to use the equipment under any circumstance. It is the employee's responsibility to prevent unauthorized access to company equip- ment and electronic information.
06-08-2013 | 03:35 PM
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Can't let your kids play Angry Birds on your company iPad.
Physical iPad Security
Regardless of location, company equipment remains the property of FedEx Express and is intended for employee use only. No other party is authorized to use the equipment under any circumstance. It is the employee's responsibility to prevent unauthorized access to company equip- ment and electronic information.
Physical iPad Security
Regardless of location, company equipment remains the property of FedEx Express and is intended for employee use only. No other party is authorized to use the equipment under any circumstance. It is the employee's responsibility to prevent unauthorized access to company equip- ment and electronic information.
06-08-2013 | 04:31 PM
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06-08-2013 | 09:23 PM
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Obviously he was being facetious in that it states no one else is authorized to use it.
06-09-2013 | 09:31 AM
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While captain in EWR grumbled loading EFB and I put same route in Ipad with Foreflight. Pulled up IFR/VFR charts and approach plates and flopped it down in front of him before he could even load route in the EFB. If we can ever take advantage of the product cycle of these ipads instead of using 3-5 year old technology we can certainly make things easier. I do not put all the blame on the airline--the FAA and governing bodies have to allow us to use same legally. But seriously...even the JEPP app when I did have it was light years faster than the EFB. Hopefully its just a matter of time until it can become "primary" with the EFB as a "backup".
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