Flysmart User Manual

FlySmart User Manual (v. 2.7.1)

Congratulations on your purchase of the FlySmart™ Personal Mobility Drone!
You are now the proud operator of the world’s most intuitive aerial transport device. Before your first flight, please read this manual carefully. Failure to do so may result in voided warranties, minor embarrassment, or sudden unplanned lithobraking.

Pre-Landing (Descent Phase)

1. Tap the Landing icon.
2. Select the destination or alternate airport (e.g., LFPG).
3. Choose the expected runway and landing flap setting (CONF 3 or FULL).
4. Enter forecast wind and runway condition.
5. Input your landing mass (from FMS PROG page).
6. Press Compute.

The output gives:

• Vapp (approach speed)
• Vls (lowest selectable speed)
• Landing distance required (Dry/Wet) – Note: This is factored by regulations (e.g., 1.67x for wet runways).

4. Strengths of the Manual

• Step-by-step workflows with annotated screenshots for critical tasks (e.g., flap setting, assumed temperature reduction).
• Cross-references to FCOM (Flight Crew Operating Manual) and QRH.
• Compliance with EASA/FAA AC 120-76D for EFB documentation.
• Quick reference cards at the end of each performance chapter.

🔐 6. Security & Data Sync

FlySmart uses end-to-end encryption. Data is synced whenever the device detects a Wi-Fi connection. flysmart user manual

• Manual Sync: If you need the latest NOTAMs immediately, pull down on the home screen to trigger a manual refresh.

Need More Help? If you encounter technical difficulties not covered in this manual, please contact the FlySmart Support Desk at support@flysmart.example.com or consult your company’s Intranet for the full Operations Manual. FlySmart User Manual (v

Safe flying!

Step 1: Device Requirements

• Hardware: iPad (iOS only; no Android support) with at least 32GB free space. Cellular version preferred for GPS positioning of airports.
• OS: Requires iOS 14 or later.
• App: Download “Flysmart+” from the Apple App Store (Enterprise distribution).

Performance Calculator Inputs

• Pressure altitude or field elevation
• Temperature
• Runway length and surface
• Wind (head/tail/cross)
• Flaps setting
• Aircraft weight

5) Weight & balance and performance calculations (5 minutes)

1. Open W&B panel.
2. Enter passenger weights, baggage, fuel.
3. Confirm CG is within limits and that takeoff weight ≤ MTOW.
4. For takeoff/landing distances:
   • Input runway, temperature, runway condition; check computed required distances. Actionable rule: Always compare computed takeoff distance + 15% margin to available runway.

📅 3. The Flight Briefing Module

The "Briefing" tab is your digital flight plan. Here is how to review your upcoming duty: Pre-Landing (Descent Phase)

1. Select the Flight: Scroll through your assigned roster or search by flight number/date.
2. Review the Strip: Tap the flight to open the briefing strip. You will see:
   • Route of Flight: Departure (DEP), Destination (DST), and Alternates.
   • Times: Estimated Block Time and Flight Time.
   • Fuel: Minimum fuel requirements vs. planned fuel.
3. Sign-Off: If your organization requires electronic sign-off, tap the "Acknowledge Briefing" button at the bottom of the screen.