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that AA "will begin to operate the B-777 iPad" before spreading to other aircraft, and both first and second generation devices have been approved for cabin use. A pilot of the AA, meanwhile, said

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the shelves of the company will JeppTC (a graphical flight available on the App Store), and all lists on board must fly with an extra battery. The program, scheduled to begin on Friday, could also provide significant savings on paper costs and fuel. According to Seattle Pi estimates of an iPad would replace only about 35 pounds of paper per year, which translates into approximately $ 1.2 million in fuel costs saved. Experts point out that United and Delta are conducting similar initiatives, the latter reported looking for a specific solution for Android, but for now, only American Airlines has won approval from the FAA.
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