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AI Making Business Aviation More Efficient
The business aviation industry is turning to artificial intelligence to optimize operations and improve efficiency.
UAS International Trip Support held a panel discussion on the use of artificial intelligence for business aviation at EBACE 2023. Left to right: Gearup Media founder and CEO Liz Moscrop, FlyV founder Tomislav Lang, aviation technology consultant Diego Magrini, Satcom Direct v-p Dave Falberg, and Stack.aero CEO Greg Jarrett.
UAS International Trip Support held a panel discussion on the use of artificial intelligence for business aviation at EBACE 2023. Left to right: Gearup Media founder and CEO Liz Moscrop, Steve Varsano, founder and CEO of The Jet Business, FlyV founder Tomislav Lang, aviation technology consultant Diego Magrini, Satcom Direct v-p Dave Falberg, and Stack.aero CEO Greg Jarrett. (Photo: Barry Ambrose)

In the aviation industry, artificial intelligence (AI) has largely been discussed as a tool for improving automation of flight controls or even development of fully autonomous aircraft. But the business aviation industry is exploring some different uses for AI on the ground to help improve operational efficiency, according to a panel discussion of the technology on Tuesday at EBACE 2023. 

Steve Varsano, founder and CEO of London-based aircraft broker The Jet Business, explained that his company has been using AI to enhance the showroom mobile app it developed for business jet buyers.