**Corsair has taken a major step in cockpit digitalization by becoming the first French airline to deploy Airbus' Mission+ FLIGHT solution across its A330neo fleet.** This electronic flight folder (eFF) module integrates with the FOMAX aircraft interface device already installed on the aircraft, streamlining pre-flight briefings, in-flight data exchange, and post-flight reporting. For ATPL and ATC students, this real-world example illustrates how modern cockpits are moving beyond paper-based operations toward fully integrated digital ecosystems. The Mission+ FLIGHT module consolidates all essential flight documents—operational flight plan, fuel data, performance calculations, maps, and weather—into a single interface accessible via the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB). Previously, pilots had to juggle multiple applications and sometimes paper documents. By reducing manual data entry, the system minimizes transcription errors and ensures that both pilots have synchronized, real-time information. This is particularly relevant for ATPL students studying crew resource management (CRM) and threat and error management (TEM), as it directly enhances cross-checking and situational awareness in the cockpit. **A key enabler of this digitalization is the FOMAX (Flight Operations and Maintenance Exchanger) unit**, which acts as a data bridge between the aircraft and ground systems. FOMAX collects large volumes of operational and maintenance data during all flight phases, supporting predictive maintenance and operational efficiency. For ATC students, understanding how such systems transmit data in real time is crucial, as it influences traffic flow management and ground handling coordination. The integration of Mission+ FLIGHT with FOMAX also allows seamless updates to flight plans and NOTAMs, reducing the risk of outdated information reaching the flight deck. Corsair's adoption of Mission+ FLIGHT builds on its long-standing partnership with Airbus through the Skywise data platform. Since 2020, Corsair has equipped its entire fleet with FOMAX and joined Skywise, becoming a pioneer in predictive maintenance among French carriers. This new module adds another layer to their digital transformation, aligning with industry trends toward paperless cockpits and data-driven operations. For ATPL students, this case study highlights the importance of digital literacy in modern aviation—knowledge of EFB systems, data link communications, and electronic flight folders is now a core competency expected by airlines. **The move also positions Corsair among leading European operators like TAP Air Portugal and KM Malta Airlines that have adopted similar solutions.** As the first French airline to deploy Mission+ FLIGHT connected to FOMAX, Corsair sets a benchmark for operational innovation. For ATC trainees, this evolution means that future flight crews will rely heavily on integrated digital tools, requiring ATC to adapt their communication and coordination procedures accordingly. Understanding these systems helps future controllers anticipate pilot needs and manage airspace more efficiently.