Dublin, 2nd February 2005

easyJet and Rockwell Collins have signed an agreement to develop a fleet-wide electronic flight bag (EFB) and supporting software solution for easyJet’s fleet of 54 Boeing 737 aircraft, using Rockwell Collins eFlightTM information management program. The EFB solution, part of easyJet's Aircraft Information Exchange (eAIE) program, is designed to increase the airline’s operational efficiency.

“This agreement will provide easyJet with the right tools to more effectively manage day-to-day operations,” said Mark Harris, vice president, Global Aviation Information Management for Rockwell Collins. “By integrating aircraft operations with the back office requirements, we can help easyJet save time and money.”

“This solution will support easyJet’s strategic objectives to enable sustainable growth, operational efficiency and lower costs,” said Ray Webster, CEO easyJet. “The solution also moves easyJet towards a paperless cockpit and facilitates the efficient and accurate transfer of data between aircraft and airline.”

Initially Rockwell Collins will supply Civil Aviation Authority Class 2 EFB functionality for easyJet’s fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft as well as a ground-based server and integration. The solution will utilize Aircraft Management Technologies’ (AMT) Flightman™ development platform and software tools. Delivery is scheduled to begin in 2005.

AMT CEO Bernard Hensey says “Our Flightman™ software provides a standards-based platform to enable accurate data transfer between aircraft and airline. This allows Rockwell Collins to rapidly configure a solution to match easyJet’s objectives.”

About AMT
AMT is an award winning provider of software technology to automate and streamline operations within in the aviation industry. Additional information is available at www.airmantech.com

About Rockwell Collins
Rockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) is a leader in the design, production and support of communications and aviation electronics solutions for government and commercial customers worldwide. Additional company information is available at www.rockwellcollins.com.


For further information on AMT please contact:
Diogo Serradas
Programme Manager
Aircraft Management Technologies
Tel: +353 1 806 1000
Email: diogo.serradas@flightman.com