QAVOXFLIGHT SYSTEMS
A workspace for virtual flights

Every flight.
One cockpit.

QavoX-EFB is a digital flight deck concept for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Flight planning, simulator data and in-flight tools are coming together in one workspace for virtual pilots.

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Building on CallAlert · current and planned features are labelled below

Q QAVOX EFBCONCEPT · SIMULATED DATA
FLIGHT WORKSPACE

Your flight tools

Simulator connected
ACTIVE FLIGHT · CONCEPTEGLL → EDDFLondon Heathrow · Frankfurt

Choose an app to preview its menu · features are labelled by status

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QAVOX EFB / APP MENU

Flight

The foundation today

Useful tools are already here.
Now we are bringing them together.

QavoX-EFB is growing from the CallAlert Windows companion and Android app. Current features and future modules are clearly labelled.

01 / FLIGHT DATA

Flight data

Route, altitude, speed, SimBrief progress and fuel data flow from the Windows client to your phone.

Foundation in place
02 / FLIGHT PLAN

Flight planning

The Android planner builds airport-to-airport routes, and SimBrief import can load your latest OFP by Alias.

First features available
03 / ALERTS

Events and alerts

Event history and alerts complement PC connectivity, SimConnect and vPilot during a virtual flight.

Available in CallAlert
04 / FLIGHT CONTROL

In-flight controls

Send permitted pause and controlled refuelling commands from your phone, with results checked against telemetry.

Limited set available
05 / SHARED FLIGHT

One flight across devices

The next foundation: a shared flight model, saved state and consistent data between Windows and Android.

Next phase
06 / BRIEFING

Preparation and briefing

Checklists, alternates, weather and NOTAMs are planned, subject to reliable data sources and usage rights.

Planned
Roadmap

From companion app to EFB.

First, reliability and a shared flight. Then preparation, ground operations and navigation materials.

Please note: QavoX-EFB is a flight simulation project, not a certified EFB for real-world aviation. Timelines for future phases have not been announced.
1

Validate the foundation in MSFS

Confirm telemetry freshness and test in-simulator commands on the phone.

2

Build one shared flight deck

Synchronize the plan, flight phase, telemetry and alerts across Windows and Android.

3

Add flight preparation and briefing

Expand SimBrief import with checklists, notes and saved materials.

4

Expand fuel and ground tools

Plan payload, compare planned and actual values, and verify commands for supported aircraft.

5

Explore charts and integrations

Assess chart and weather-data licensing, then stabilize integration interfaces.