Talora – FAQs
Talora is a next-generation Electronic Flight Bag platform designed to support airline operations through a structured digital environment for flight-critical information, operational workflows and reporting.
Talora is designed to support core EFB functions including electronic documentation, Electronic Flight Folder, charts, weather, NAVLOG, e-forms, e-checklists, fuel-related workflows and journey reporting.
In flight, Talora supports access to operational information such as NAVLOG, charts, weather, and arrival-related data. Post-flight, it supports reporting, journey log completion and digital sign-off.
Yes. Talora’s design direction considers touch-based iPad operation in the flight deck environment, including readability, touch interaction, workflow clarity and usability under operational conditions.
Talora supports operational discipline by providing structured access to relevant information within defined workflows, with digital review, validation and sign-off supporting traceability and consistency.
Talora is designed to simplify operational workflows, improve access to current information and reduce reliance on fragmented or paper-based processes across the flight lifecycle.
Talora supports key pre-flight activities such as briefing, flight plan review, weather and NOTAM assessment, load sheet validation, fuel and weight review and digital acceptance workflows.
Yes. Talora is designed to support operational continuity through offline-capable workflows for selected functions, with synchronisation when connectivity becomes available.
Talora is designed to support integration with airline operational ecosystems, including dispatch, flight planning, load control, reporting and related operational data sources.
Talora is designed to support operators working within established EFB frameworks, including ICAO, FAA, and EASA guidance, subject to each operator’s approval pathway and implementation model.
