LaGuardia, New York-based Flight Safety International, in collaboration with IBM, yesterday unveiled a new, fully-integrated training tool called FlightSmart that employs artificial intelligence and machine learning to evaluate a pilot’s ability as they perform critical tasks and maneuvers during all phases of flight. The new product is an attempt to leave qualitative-based instruction behind in favor of evidence- and competency-based training.
FlightSafety Unveils New Artificial-Intelligence-Based Training Tool
Key Takeaways:
- Flight Safety International (FSI), in collaboration with IBM, has launched FlightSmart, an AI and machine learning-powered training tool for evaluating pilot ability.
- FlightSmart aims to replace qualitative instruction with evidence- and competency-based training by objectively measuring pilot performance with real-time data and advanced analytics.
- The tool creates customized corrective action training paths and optimizes curricula to address identified deficiencies, providing adaptive learning and student-specific insights.
- The U.S. Air Force Air Education and Training Command (AETC) has already contracted FlightSmart for implementation at Columbus Air Force Base on T-6A training devices, with options for wider expansion.
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