ITU Aviation Institute is actively working on an LLM (Large Language Model)-based digital assistant project aimed at streamlining and improving the efficiency of airline operational processes. The project stands out for its ability to adapt to the dynamic and complex structure of airline operations, offering rapid and accurate information delivery.
The digital assistant was introduced at two significant aviation forums: Airspace World and Eurocontrol FLYAI Forum. The project attracted great interest with its innovative solutions for enhancing operational workflows, improving pilot and crew communication, managing airspace, and performing data analysis.
The initiative is designed to boost the operational efficiency of airlines and contribute to the ongoing digital transformation in the aviation sector. With advanced natural language processing capabilities, the digital assistant offers a user-friendly experience and can be seamlessly integrated into operational processes through its AI-powered learning mechanism.
Live and interactive demonstrations at Airspace World and Eurocontrol FLYAI Forum were met with great enthusiasm from key stakeholders in the aviation industry. These successful presentations showcased the potential of the digital assistant to revolutionize operational decision-making and reaffirmed ITU’s leadership in driving innovative solutions in the field of aviation.