A second high-profile upgrade–and the most obvious change in the cockpit–is the addition of two 10.4-inch, color displays mounted in side areas to the far left and right of the flight deck. Space was left for this purpose when the airplane was originally designed in the early 1990s. The EFBs, including the displays and their computing units, are provided by Astronautics Corp. of America. Jeppesen will integrate the software applications that will be operationally approved, and Boeing will integrate the system into the airplane. Certification is expected in October. The equipment will be offered first on the 777-200ER, but will be made available on all Boeing aircraft models–new and existing platforms–including all 777s, the 747-400, 737, 757 and 767, according to Dave Allen, chief engineer for Boeing Crew Information Services (CIS). Units will share the same part number, easing airline logistics.