Uzbekistan's MY FREIGHTER picks a Danish EFB platform to standardise its cargo flight-deck paperwork

MY FREIGHTER LLC, the Uzbekistan-based cargo operator that trades as Centrum Air, has chosen EFBOne, a configurable electronic flight bag platform built by Danish aviation technology company International Flight Support, as its central electronic flight folder and flight-reporting system. The platform is designed to cover the full flight lifecycle — pre-flight briefing, in-flight reference and reporting, and post-flight documentation — inside one application rather than several separate tools, and includes a local configuration layer, called NEO, that lets the airline adjust settings itself rather than relying on the vendor for every change. The carrier's stated priority in choosing EFBOne was less about any single new feature and more about consistency: giving a growing crew base standardised, centralised access to the same operational information regardless of which aircraft or route they're flying. MY FREIGHTER technical pilot Captain Vitalii Zosko put the expected benefit in practical terms: "the platform will help our crews work more efficiently, reduce unnecessary workload and provide fast and consistent access to operational information."