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Jeppesen ForeFlight's Airflow Starts With the Airlines; Business Aviation Is Further Down the List

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Jeppesen ForeFlight has launched Airflow, a set of AI software agents aimed first at airline operations. At launch they will build crew rosters and help an operation recover when the day's plan falls apart. The company says it will extend Airflow to business aviation and military flying later, so owners whose flight departments already run on ForeFlight should note the plan without counting on a date. For now, the airlines are testing it first.

With reporting from AVweb.

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