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Web Manuals Reader for iPad now Available on App Store

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Web Manuals Sweden AB, the leader in digitizing manuals for the aviation industry, is delighted to announce the launch of their Web Manuals Reader for iPad on App Store. Enabling control, compliance…

Web Manuals Sweden AB, the leader in digitizing manuals for the aviation industry, is delighted to announce the launch of their Web Manuals Reader for iPad on App Store.

Enabling control, compliance and agility for airline operators and maintenance organizations, the Web Manuals Reader provides staff with instant access to all relevant manuals, documents, notices and forms in the iPad.

Users can navigate large documents using visual chapter overviews while smart mod-ules facilitate cross-reference links and revision highlights.

Documents are automatically updated through a controlled synchronisation with the Web Manuals application which allows easy and efficient writing and publishing of aviation manuals.

Fully EASA-compliant, the Web Manuals Reader is designed for use both in-flight and on the ground, working as both an EFB Class 1/2 and a stand-alone device.

It also offers environmental benefits by removing the need for paper-based documents, whereby significant reductions in CO2 emissions as well as fuel savings can be achieved.

Martin Lidgard, CEO of Web Manuals Sweden AB, commented:  "We're very excited about the launch of our iPad app as it represents a major step forward for the aviation industry in terms of efficiency, safety and environmental protection". 






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