Autopilot accepts logbooks, maintenance records, PDFs, and photos. It returns a more than 20-page report including a Windsock valuation, logbook hotspots and risk signals, compression and engine history, propeller and structural events, airworthiness directive impact, and a market trend forecast.
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TruVideo Launches AI-Powered Video Diagnostic Tool for Aviation
TruVideo has expanded its AI-powered video intelligence engine into the aviation market. TruVideo AOG allows mechanics and pilots to submit videos for remote diagnosis, helping MROs reduce downtime, eliminate maintenance bottlenecks, and get aircraft back into the air faster.
ASA Updates Flight Instructor Oral Exam Guide
New and expanded content includes additional questions on human factors, aeromedical factors, and aviation and airport security. Scenario-based training examples have also been updated to reflect modern, real-world instructional environments, ASA officials said.
New Prop Approved for Piper FURY
Boost your Piper FURY’s performance with MT-Propeller’s new 7-blade “Silent 7.” Reduce takeoff distance by 10% and cut noise levels.
Curious About Learning To Fly?
The $895 Introduction to Aviation program includes an online ground school, two hours of flight instruction, two hours of simulator training, and more.
Sporty’s Introduces New Polo Shirts for Pilots
The collection includes four original designs, each inspired by a different facet of aviation, including Seaplane Escape, Pattern Entry, Jet Setter, and Fleet Overhead.
Pilot Plus One Seminars Slated
The two-day seminars are education experiences built around a simple truth: Safety is a team sport, said Jolie Lucas, founder.
New App Uses AI to Help Pilots Get Aircraft Renters Insurance
“Pilots already rely on technology in the cockpit,” said Ori Blumenthal, CTO of Skywatch. “Insurance should be just as intuitive. With our ChatGPT copilot, renters coverage starts with a conversation and finishes in minutes.”
Sporty’s Introduces Custom Taxiway Light Display
Designed to capture the unmistakable look of airport taxiway signs, the custom metal piece allows pilots to create their own identifier, using three individual taxiway squares, each with up to two characters.