Clear answers for airline operations, every day.
AirNova is a working prototype for airline operations and maintenance teams. Ask everyday questions about flights, aircraft, crew, gates, turnarounds and weather, and get plain answers. When a fault, delay or crew gap comes up, it lays out the options and what each one costs, and you make the call.
The demo runs on sample data. It is not connected to any airline's live systems.
What you can do in the demo today
Four things, all working now on sample flights, aircraft and crew.
Ask questions in plain English
Type questions like "Which flights are delayed?" or "Who can cover this flight?". The assistant looks up flights, crew, gates, turnarounds and weather, and answers in plain language.
Decide what to do with a grounded aircraft
Pick an aircraft with a technical fault and see the options side by side: defer the repair where the rules allow it, fix it on the spot, swap in another aircraft, fly in a spare part, or cancel. Each option shows the knock-on delay, cost and risk.
Plan recovery when a flight is disrupted
Choose a disrupted flight and the cause (technical fault, weather, crew, air traffic control) and get ranked recovery options such as swapping aircraft or crew or rebooking passengers, each with an estimated cost and the steps to carry it out.
Check crew fatigue and find cover
See duty and rest hours, flag crew at risk of fatigue, and list who is available on the right aircraft type to step in.
Who it's for
Maintenance control
Teams deciding what happens when an aircraft has a fault before its next flight.
Operations control
Duty managers keeping the day on track when flights are delayed or cancelled.
Crew control
Controllers checking whether crew are rested enough to fly and who can step in.
Try staff travel
Explore the staff-travel booking flow with sample flights and simulated predictions. No sign-in needed. If you work in airline operations or maintenance and want to test AirNova on your own past events, message Declan on LinkedIn.
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