Weekly insights on AI and aviation — industry updates, deployment news, and practical guidance for aviation professionals.
Subscribe on SubstackAI-in-aviation execution accelerated today across defense, airport operations, maintenance intelligence, and customer service, with multiple programs signaling production deployment rather than pilot-phase experimentation.
Read on SubstackOver the past week, AI in aviation has moved from interesting pilots to practical rollout: airports are tightening day-of-ops coordination with smarter data layers, airlines are pairing AI-native commercial tools with execution.
Read on SubstackAnthropic's India expansion reportedly includes partnerships with Air India and Cognizant, marking a significant commercialization step where a frontier AI provider is being positioned directly inside large-scale airline workflows.
Read on SubstackAI in aviation is moving from pilot projects into day-to-day execution, with tangible deployment across fuel, maintenance, and autonomy. The commercial side is also evolving quickly, but with rising regulatory pressure around AI pricing.
Read on SubstackEASA's AI days and ethics of AI in Aviation, Starlux AI ground ops, AI pilot assessment with iPhone recordings, American mulling AI to price tickets, AI in aircraft design, and Australian AI awards.
Read on SubstackJoby flies 'superpilot' in a Cessna Caravan, Embry Riddle applies voice understanding tech to ATC chat, Gen AI for aviation risk assessments, AI eye tracking in ATC simulators, Qatar Airways does AI.
Read on SubstackUnderstand what you are trying to achieve. Use AI to do things that you can check and can actually multiply your efforts — aviation requires reliability and efficiency.
Read on SubstackUS majors using AI to reduce disruptions, DEFCON on AI voice cloning in rogue ATC communication, Qantas does AI, single pilot ops shelved, Shield AI flies unmanned helicopter autonomously.
Read on SubstackAI is more human-like than normal software — it presents new risks and opportunities. Treat AI-powered software more like a human when introducing it into aviation operations.
Read on SubstackOur AI in Aviation journey started 5 years ago. Yours starts today. I'm Samuel Chandra, an A320 Captain who published a podcast on the intersection of AI and Aviation back in 2020/21.
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