Training and Workforce
FlightSafety Debuts a Smart New Way To Train
FlightSafety International's new FlightSmart program aims to provide objective feedback to improve the pilot training process.
FlightSafety International is evaluating how to implement its artificial intelligence (AI)-based FligthSmart effort into business aircraft simulator training. FlightSmart aims to help FlightSafety instructors and training centers improve a student’s experience via algorithms, machine learning, and AI. (Photo: FlightSafety International)
FlightSafety International is evaluating how to implement its artificial intelligence (AI)-based FligthSmart effort into business aircraft simulator training. FlightSmart aims to help FlightSafety instructors and training centers improve a student’s experience via algorithms, machine learning, and AI. (Photo: FlightSafety International)

FlightSafety International has formally launched an effort called FlightSmart that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to elevate aviation training quality. What the FlightSmart team has done is figure out a way to use modern technology, including IBM’s Watson AI tool, to help its instructors and training centers improve a student’s experience.


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