Manuals and safety management platform Nimbl has commenced a new partnership with SelfBrief to further expand its operational support services and platform capabilities. This integration gives operators easier access to the information they need to make informed decisions, helping them become better and safer while improving efficiency across their operations.

Nimbl's collaboration with SelfBrief introduces detailed, up-to-date airport and airfield intelligence directly into the operational workflow, providing comprehensive airport briefing materials that help flight crews quickly understand critical information and operational risks at both departure and destination locations.

In addition, SelfBrief enables operators to request, access and manage airfield information through a searchable briefing library and operator-specific notes that support more effective flight planning. The platform also integrates with aviation management and planning systems to streamline workflows and improve operational readiness by incorporating pilot feedback and current regulatory information.

Under the new partnership, Nimbl clients will receive exclusive access to more than 1,000 airport briefings in SelfBrief's library. Nimbl subscribers can contact their Nimbl expert for access to the SelfBrief platform and its resources.

This partnership represents Nimbl's continued commitment to providing operators with practical tools that support the realities of day-to-day operations. By bringing critical operational resources into a connected ecosystem, Nimbl is helping operators spend less time managing information and more time focused on running safe, effective flight operations.

“At Nimbl, we're always looking for ways to make it easier for operators to access the tools and information they need to do their jobs effectively,” says Clément Meerssenan, VP, strategic partnerships, Nimbl. “Our partnership with SelfBrief brings together capabilities that operators rely on every day, helping them streamline workflows, reduce administrative burden and stay focused on safe and efficient operations.”