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Cyprus carrier TUS Airways moves to a fully digital flight bag with EFBOne

Source: Aircraft IT· 26 Aug 2026
TUS Airways, a Cyprus-based carrier flying Airbus A320s across Europe, the Middle East and the Mediterranean, has selected International Flight Support's EFBOne as its Electronic Flight Bag platform, consolidating flight briefing, documentation and reporting into one system. The airline is in the final stages of regulatory assessment with the Cyprus Civil Aviation Authority before rollout. TUS's Performance Engineer & EFB Administrator, Theophilos Theophilou, led the evaluation, saying the move was driven by a need for a more modern, integrated tool for both flight crews and EFB administrators.

The A320 operator is in final regulatory review with Cyprus's aviation authority for a paperless cockpit documentation system.

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