Advisory AI

On anything that flies, a person decides.

Briefings, debrief summaries and release paperwork are drafted in seconds and handed to a person to accept or reject. Logbook photos and vendor invoices are read for you.

Daily operations briefDraft
The line we draw

Where AI drafts, and where it only reads.

We say which is which, because the difference matters on a flight line.

AI drafts. A person decides.

  • Daily operations briefReviewed by the owner each morning
  • Debrief summaryThe instructor has the last word
  • Release-to-service textThe engineer signs; statement and number are never AI-written
  • Document pre-checkAdmissions accepts or overrides each result

AI does the reading.

  • Vendor invoicesRead on arrival, reminders before they are due
  • Logbook photosTyped up for staff to review before saving
  • Fault reports by voiceKai files the report for the team
Neverreleases an aircraftsigns a documentapproves a certificate
Where it helps today

Where someone would otherwise read, type or check.

Daily operations brief

Yesterday's flying, money and open issues, summarised for the owner every morning.

Debrief summaries

The instructor's notes become a debrief saved with the flight. The instructor has the last word.

Logbook photos

A photographed logbook page becomes a typed entry for staff to review. Applications are pre-checked the same way.

Vendor invoices

Read on arrival, with reminders 7, 3 and 1 days before each one is due.

Release paperwork drafts

A release-to-service draft from the work order. The engineer signs.

Kai, the staff voice assistant

Staff can ask Kai how a workflow works, and report a problem by voice.

It shows its reasons

Every line points back to a record.

The operations brief is written every morning, and each line links to the record it came from. Select a line.

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Operations brief · 07:30Example
Kai, the staff voice assistant

Ask how it works. Report what's broken.

Staff can ask Kai how a workflow works, out loud, and report a problem by voice. Kai files the report so nobody has to type it up.

Kai · voiceListening
The rule

Advisory on anything that flies.

It never releases an aircraft, approves a document or signs anything. Where a wrong call has consequences on the ramp, help that decides on its own is not help.

1AI drafts the brief, check or reply
2The reasons are shown with it
3A person accepts or rejects
4The decision is recorded
Get started

Watch it advise. Watch a person decide.

We will run a real brief and a debrief check, and show where the instructor's decision is recorded.